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Emily Rose, Ariana Guerrero, and Rachel Sznajderman receive scholarships awarded to incoming students who have a demonstrated commitment to social justice.

The center has educated students, faculty, and attorneys about public interest legal issues while delivering critical legal services to underserved populations.

EmPOWERed for Public Interest is a Justice Center initiative designed to support students whose lived experiences intersect with the legal systems they seek to challenge in their careers.

Funded by generous donors, the fellowships single out exceptional public interest students for recognition and support.

Each fellow will receive funding through the Law School to support their first year of employment at a nonprofit organization

The awards recognize 3Ls’ outstanding contributions to building and supporting the culture of service and public interest community at the Law School

Urena spoke on "The Struggle Over Native American Children and Haaland v Brackeen: Permanent Peace or Temporary Truce?"

Advocacy can make all the difference. While it isn’t required, Texas inmates are permitted to have representation at their parole hearings.

Dr. Korematsu told her father's story and reflected on the significance of his case, Korematsu v. United States