Updates from the University of North Dakota School of Law.
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 […]
University of North Dakota School of Law Student Recognized for Leadership, Service, and Commitment to the Law Second-year law student Andriana Longwell has been selected as a 2026 Next Generation Leader by the American Constitution Society (ACS), a national honor recognizing rising law students who demonstrate exceptional leadership, commitment, and engagement within their chapters and […]
A Spring Break study abroad experience brings international law to life in the Netherlands and Belgium Professors Blake A. Klinkner and Kimberly Dasse recently returned from an enriching Spring Break study abroad trip to Europe, where they led 12 students through an immersive exploration of international law and institutions. Both professors teach International Organizations & […]
Traynor family gift to UND Law Women’s Caucus connects early legal history with the legacy of trailblazer Helen Hamilton A century-old photograph has found a new home at the University of North Dakota School of Law, offering a powerful glimpse into the early legal community of North Dakota—and the quiet presence of a pioneering woman […]
North Dakota Monitor By:Mary Steurer North Dakota lawmakers funded a law school clinic to help bring foreign workers to North Dakota, but the program has had to pivot amid federal restrictions on work visas. The new service, housed at the University of North Dakota, was created partly to address the state’s chronic labor shortage. North […]