In The Halls

Judge Richard Myers '98 and Professor Bill Marshall spent 15 years as Carolina Law colleagues debating politics from opposite ends of the spectrum. When they reunited for a community conversation on civil discourse, they had a message for students: the best lawyers know the other side's argument as well as their own.

Legal employers have started asking job candidates about their AI literacy during interviews. Carolina Law's answer is a coordinated institutional strategy that treats it the same as legal writing or research: something every graduate needs to know.

In six years, the UNC School of Law Supreme Court Program has filed more than 30 briefs before the nation's highest court and secured a unanimous 9-0 victory, all with students doing the real work.

From clinical programs to advancement to student services, UNC School of Law welcomed a talented group of new staff members in 2025, meet the people joining the Carolina Law team.

When UNC School of Law expanded its annual wellness week into a full month of programming last October, the response revealed something bigger than stress relief: more than 750 food pantry donations, a packed 5K and nearly 100 students at a mocktail social showed a community that genuinely shows up for each other.

Associate Professor Marcus Gadson brought Carolina Law's Constitution Day celebration to life last September with a talk drawn from his book on violent crisis and the foundations of American constitutional order.