Looking Back
On the morning of Tuesday, October 4, 1859, Charles I. Walker, a prominent member of the Detroit bar, strode to the front of the Chapel of the University of Michigan and turned to face an assembly of some 90 young men. Despite the setting, his topic was not sacred but secular...More.

Looking Ahead
As groundbreaking ceremonies give way to construction rigs, members of the Law School community can feel confifident in knowing that the physical expansion underway rests on a solid foundation...More.

Transformative Architecture
The new academic building and Law School Commons will add 116,000 square feet of space to the venerable Quadrangle. But they will also multiply everything about Michigan Law—its character, its collegiality, its competitive edge...More.