University of Pittsburgh School of Law

2013 Peggy Browning Fellows

Pitt Law students Lea Lach, Kimberly Bennett, and Janet Checkley have secured prestigious Peggy Browning Fellowships. Read the full story here.

Back to Back Borens

Lauren McChesney, ’13, and Sarah Paulsworth, ’13, pictured here, study extensively and travel far for their Boren Fellowships. Read the full story here.

Charles Jalloh

Pitt Law Professor Charles Jalloh participated in a daylong interactive thematic debate of the General Assembly on the role of international criminal law in justice and reconciliation in April 2013.

David J. Hickton

David Hickton becomes the sixth Pitt Law alumnus to serve as U.S. Attorney for the Western District of Pennsylvania. Read full story here.

Deborah Brake

A nationally recognized scholar on gender discrimination, Pitt Law Professor Deborah Brake writes the book on Title IX and the women’s sports revolution. Read full story here.

Great Case Winners

Pitt Law Students David Mulock (left) and Christopher Manzi took home the $3,000 top prize in the annual Great Case ethics competition. Read the full story here.

Pitt Law honors legal scholar and alumnus, Derrick A. Bell.

Honoring A Legendary Alumnus

Pitt Law Dean William Carter Jr. (seated left) with Janet Bell (seated right) declared a portion of the school’s library the Derrick A. Bell Constitutional Law Commons. Read the full story here.

Pat Chew

Pitt Law Professor Pat Chew examines tough questions dealing with values, behaviors, and equity across cultures, gender, and race. Read full story here.

Pitt Law Academy

Pitt Law Academy Provides Students a Critical Context for Lawyer Life. Learn more here.

Pitt Law's Global Footprint

Pitt Law continues to make a considerable impact around the globe with a string of students landing prestigious awards for overseas internships. Read the full story here.