Updates from the University of North Dakota School of Law.
Professor Erik Resek, clinic students, and clients discuss the practice of immigration law and the legal issues arising from changes in federal immigration policy. Watch the NBC story Video Description: NBC News’ Valerie Castro examines the work of the UND School of Law Immigration Law Clinic and the experiences of individuals navigating the U.S. immigration […]
In an interconnected world, with roles mobilizing and the world getting smaller, having intercultural, international competence is important for the modern day profession, said Blake Klinkner. Grand Forks Herald By Delaney Otto GRAND FORKS — In an interconnected world, with roles mobilizing and the world getting smaller, having intercultural, international competence is important for the […]
Student chapter of the American Constitution Society at UND recognized as 2026 Rising Chapter of the Year The student chapter of the American Constitution Society (ACS) at the UND School of Law has been selected for two national awards, including ACS’s 2026 Rising Chapter of the Year. As a newly-revived chapter, UND’s ACS student chapter […]
The University of North Dakota School of Law conferred the degrees of Juris Doctor (J.D.) during a commencement ceremony on Saturday, May 9, 2026, at the Chester Fritz Performing Arts Center in Grand Forks. Seventy-three candidates completed the requirements for the degree of Juris Doctor. Fifty-seven members of the Class of 2026 completed degree requirements […]
SaNoah Larocque recognized among top first-year law students for commitment to financial wellness education A first-year student at the University of North Dakota School of Law is gaining national recognition after being selected as one of only two 1L students in the country to receive a $25,0 00 scholarship through the AccessLex Institute. SaNoah Larocque earned […]
From Mobridge, South Dakota to the University of North Dakota School of Law, the Cerney brothers are proving that ambition, support, and a little sibling rivalry can shape a shared path to the legal profession. On any given day at the University of North Dakota School of Law, it’s not unusual to see students huddled […]
First-time team gains global experience, showcases dedication and resilience Three students from the University of North Dakota School of Law recently took on the challenge of the Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition in Atlanta, Georgia, marking the university’s first-ever participation in the prestigious global event. The students—Elizabeth Drewlo, Denise Carpena, and Monica […]
SaNoah LaRocque has been elected to serve on the Executive Board of the National Native American Law Student Association The National Native American Law Student Association (NNALSA) is a student-run organization dedicated to supporting and advocating for Indigenous law students across the country. NNALSA also works to strengthen Native American representation in the legal profession […]
Local couple shares powerful transplant journey with UND law students Keith and Becky Ronkowski recently visited Professor Paul Traynor’s Health Law class to share a deeply personal perspective on organ donation and the legal frameworks that support it. Both retired teachers from Grand Forks, the Ronkowskis brought more than just knowledge to the classroom—they brought […]
The second annual Law Student & Faculty Hockey Game brought together 21 students and 4 professors. In what is becoming a fun annual tradition, 21 law students and 4 law professors set aside the law books for a few hours to lace up the skates, put on the pads, and get out the clipboards for […]