Student organizations

The ACLU student chapter works to raise awareness of civil rights and civil liberties by hosting events, discussions and service projects that engage both the campus and local community.

The ALDF Idaho Student Chapter promotes animal protection through education, advocacy, and legal reform. Open to all students, the group provides opportunities to explore animal law and supports efforts to enhance the lives of animals through the legal system.

This student-led group fosters conversation around legal issues in agriculture, connects you with professionals in the field and promotes public understanding of agriculture’s role in society.

The Business Law Society helps you explore careers in business law by offering networking opportunities, educational events and professional development resources.

The Christian Legal Society provides a space for students to explore the intersection of faith and the legal profession. Through weekly Bible studies, discussions and service opportunities, members seek to grow in their faith, support one another and promote justice from a Christ-centered perspective. All are welcome to join, regardless of background or belief.

The Criminal Law Society promotes student engagement in issues related to criminal justice. Through guest speakers, educational events and professional development opportunities, CLS helps you explore careers in criminal law and understand the complex issues shaping the field today.

The Environmental Law Society promotes awareness, advocacy and action on environmental issues. ELS offers opportunities to get involved in environmental policy, legal reform and sustainability initiatives — both on campus and in the broader legal community. The group also supports those interested in pursuing careers in environmental law.

The FBA connects students with practicing federal attorneys, judges and other legal professionals. Through seminars, networking events and access to national resources like the FBA Legal Career Center, you’ll gain insight into careers in federal law and build meaningful professional connections.

The Federalist Society is a nonpartisan organization that fosters debate and discussion about constitutional interpretation, judicial restraint and the role of government. It brings together students, faculty and practitioners who share an interest in the principles of limited government, separation of powers and legal originalism.

Idaho APALSA brings together Asian American and Pacific Islander law students to foster community, celebrate diverse identities and promote cultural awareness in the legal profession. We strive to integrate our lived experiences into the study and practice of law with a commitment to inclusion, advocacy and responsible leadership.

The Idaho Law Golf Club helps students build professional connections through the game of golf. We host events at driving ranges and local courses where you can engage with faculty, alumni and practicing attorneys in a relaxed setting while developing networking skills and enjoying the outdoors.

ITLA is dedicated to advancing justice and protecting the rights of individuals through courtroom advocacy. We connect students with practicing attorneys via job shadowing, networking events and participation in ITLA conferences. Our mission is to foster mentorship and professional development in trial practice.

The Idaho Veteran Law Association unites veterans, active service members and supporters within the law school community. We focus on professionalism, camaraderie and education about military and national security law. Through our growing network, we support career development and provide a platform for meaningful discussion of veteran-related legal issues.

JPCLS supports law students who value the connection between faith, law and public service. Inspired by the legacy of J. Reuben Clark Jr., we promote integrity, fairness and a commitment to the rule of law. Membership is open to students of all faiths who share these core values.

JPCLS supports law students who value the connection between faith, law and public service. Inspired by the legacy of J. Reuben Clark Jr., we promote integrity, fairness and a commitment to the rule of law. Membership is open to students of all faiths who share these core values.

The Latino/a Law Caucus is committed to empowering future attorneys to serve Latino/a and Hispanic communities with cultural understanding and competence. We partner with organizations like the College of Law’s Legal Aid Clinic to provide hands-on experience, promote advocacy and support access to justice for underrepresented populations.

LSADR is dedicated to exploring the full spectrum of dispute resolution, from litigation to alternative methods like negotiation, mediation and arbitration. We offer students opportunities to build real-world skills through workshops, competitions and networking events while encouraging thoughtful, efficient and effective ways to resolve conflict.

NALSA supports Native American law students and those interested in Native law by promoting cultural awareness, academic excellence and community engagement. We work to strengthen the Native legal community, encourage youth to pursue higher education and raise awareness of legal issues impacting Native communities. Our organization fosters professionalism, advocacy and allyship within and beyond the College of Law.

The National Lawyers Guild is committed to using the law as a tool for social justice. We bring together law students, legal workers, attorneys and activists who believe that human rights should be prioritized over property interests. NLG members advocate for civil rights, workers’ rights, racial and economic justice and systemic reform through grassroots legal support and community empowerment.

OWLS is a supportive community for law students who have taken nontraditional paths to law school. Whether you’re returning to school after a career, raising a family or simply bringing life experience to your legal education, OWLS is here to connect and uplift. We promote balance, mentorship and peer support — because everyone’s path to law is unique and valuable.

OutLaw is a student organization that supports and advocates for LGBTQ+ law students and allies. We provide a welcoming space for all identities, raise awareness about legal issues affecting LGBTQ+ communities, and promote inclusion within the legal profession

Outside the Law is dedicated to promoting student wellness and work-life balance. The organization creates space for law students, alumni and faculty to connect through non-academic activities that support mental health, community and fun — reminding us that life outside the classroom is essential to long-term success.

Phi Alpha Delta (PAD) is the world’s largest professional legal fraternity. At Idaho Law, our Borah Chapter focuses on professional development, community service and creating lasting connections. Members participate in alumni events, attend district and national conferences and gain access to a powerful network of legal professionals all while giving back to the community.

The Women’s Law Caucus (WLC) works to foster an inclusive, equitable environment for all law students while raising awareness about legal issues affecting women. We support our members through networking, professional development, service opportunities and outreach to underrepresented communities in the legal field. WLC also celebrates and promotes the contributions of women in law through education and dialogue.