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.

Third-year student Maddy Callick didn't know what to expect when she signed up for a fall break trip to Wyoming, but walking the grounds of Heart Mountain, where Japanese Americans were incarcerated during World War II, turned out to be one of the most formative experiences of her time at Carolina Law.