Mary Wood

Scholar Advocates Relaxing Notion of Citizenship in International Law

January 27, 2003

Law Students Gather Signatures for Grutter v. Bollinger Amicus Brief

January 24, 2003

VA Lawmakers: Tax Hike to Increase Family, Education Funds Unlikely

December 13, 2002

Dismantling of Private Attorney General Endangers Civil Rights

November 22, 2002

Revived Federalism Doctrine Seen as Legacy of Rehnquist Court

November 14, 2002

Diversity Series Panel Examines Gender and Islam

November 14, 2002

Training Helps Women Fight Back Against Assaults

October 31, 2002

Sexual Ethics Affect Lawyers' Professionalism, Panel Says

October 30, 2002

LGBT Advocates Should Take Jobs in Firms, Government First, HRC Attorney Says

October 25, 2002

PILA Benefit Auction Raises $39,253

October 24, 2002

Lawsuit Will Eventually Topple Rule Barring Women from Ground Combat, Draft, Coughlin Says

October 15, 2002

Civil Liberties Violated During War on Terror, Say Glenberg, Wheeler

October 9, 2002

Virginia Senator, Lawyer Debate Implementation

October 4, 2002

Coughlin Explores Sex Under Influence Issue

October 1, 2002

Deterrence Key in Iraq, Experts Say

September 20, 2002

Fall Interviewing Numbers Remain Strong

September 20, 2002

Marriage Movement May Undervalue Religion's Role

September 18, 2002

Virginia Law Weekly Nabs Two ABA Awards

August 16, 2002

The Page Turns for Al

July 25, 2002

A Campaign to ‘Honor the Future’

Students Research Labor, Employment in Jordan

Targeted Redistribution, Rather than Torts, Should Address Slavery Reparations, Logue Says

Pucci Wins Rowe Scholarship

Public Service Auction Grosses $65,000

Human Trafficking Presents Worldwide Problem

U.S. Wins Shrimp-Turtle Suit Allowing Shipments

School Vouchers Expected To Survive Court Test

Panelists Discuss Progress of Women in Legal Academia

E Pluribus Unum

African-Americans Find Success, Obstacles in Sports and Entertainment Industries

City Attorney Shares Reality of Prosecuting Sexual Assault Cases

Panel Discusses Hot Topics in Child Custody

Law Students Aid Rape and Sexual Assault Victims

Students Help Holocaust Victims Recover Funds

U.S. May Be Sidestepping U.N. Convention Against Torture in War on Terror

Grutter Likely Will End Affirmative Action, Forde-Mazrui Predicts

Law School Grad Directs Center to Aid Farm and Immigrant Workers

Career Services Gears Up for New Interview Season

Law School Offers January Term

4 in the Class of 2005

Class of 2006 Graduation Gift Pledge Sets New Record

Information for Graduating Students

Class of 2008 Graduation - Sunday, May 18 Schedule

Media Advisory: Law Professors Available to Speak About Health Care Reform

Media Advisory: Law Professors Available to Talk About U.S. Supreme Court Nominee Sotomayor

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