Category: Law School News

Hunter Clark was featured in preLaw magazine in a question-and-answer style story exploring human rights law.

This marks the firm's fifth appearance in the top-10 of American Lawyers' "A-List," including its first place ranking in 2008.

Melissa Heames Weresh received the 2009 Warren E. Burger Writing Competition Prize for her essay that examines the professional identity of novice lawyers.

More than 100 students, including a group of seven from the University of South Dakota School of Law, gathered to hear Taunya Banks speak about Marshall.

He was selected to present the Association of American Law Schools Steven Gey Paper in Constitutional Law at the association’s 2010 annual convention.

The discussion addressed questions Iowans should examine after the state Supreme Court approved same-sex marriage.

Zach Hindman was selected for a one-year clerkship -- one of the most highly sought positions in the legal field.

As Germany celebrates the 20th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall today, Drake University law professor Jerry L. Anderson reflects on his 1978 visit to one of the most visible symbols of the Cold War.

Hunter Clark, professor of law at Drake University, was recently featured in a special section on human rights law in the fall 2009 issue of preLaw magazine.

Nearly 250 children ages 3-12 came out for basketball and Beggar's Night at the 16th annual Drake University Community Halloween Hoops Shoot Out on Thursday, Oct. 29.