Student Features

Law Grad Devotes 430 Hours of Pro Bono Service to Those in Need
On his first day of law school at the University of Idaho, Lewiston native Jordan Taylor showed up in the requisite shirt and tie, ready to roll up his sleeves. By spring break, he was in New Orleans, ankle deep in mud and elbow deep in paperwork.
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Making a Difference Trumps Getting a Tan
Law Students Participate in Alternative Spring Break
In 2007, 14 University of Idaho College of Law students headed for post-Katrina New Orleans to unwind. Specifically, to unwind the red tape that tends to bundle into a Gordian knot when governmental, social and legal infrastructures are swept away.
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Halting the Erosion of Tribal Lands
Law Students Guide Native Americans through Estate Planning Labyrinth
The Indian Estate Planning Project, developed at the University of Idaho in 2004 under a $650,000 grant from the Indian Land Tenure Foundation, aims to help keep remaining reservation land in tribal ownership, and to fully immerse participating students in Indian law.
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Student Defender Provides Legal Insight in University Judicial Process
Third year law student Nick Peterson has been named the new student defender for the Associated Students of the University of Idaho.
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