Maine Law Students Helping Fund the Future of Public Interest Law
Protecting Indigenous Intellectual Property: Maine Law Hosts the 5th Annual Indian Law & History Lecture
More than a century ago, Passamaquoddy singers gathered around a wax cylinder recorder—an unfamiliar new machine brought onto their homeland by visitors from Harvard University. They sang war songs, dance songs, and family songs meant to travel only within their … Read More
Extended Learning Opportunity gives high schoolers a taste of law school
As high school students from York, Cumberland, and Androscoggin Counties filed into the Moot Court Room there was only one point of agreement; no one wanted to sit in the front row. They were visiting Maine Law for “The Law … Read More
Fourth Annual Indian Law and History Lecture examines intersection of the Land Back movement and the law
On November 22, Maine Law hosted its Fourth Annual Indian Law and History Lecture titled Land Back and the Law. Professor Monte Mills, the Charles I. Stone Professor of Law and the Director of the Native American Law Center (NALC) … Read More
Maine Law welcomes its largest class in nearly two decades
This fall, the University of Maine School of Law welcomes its largest incoming class in nearly two decades. Maine Law’s Class of 2027 is made up of 98 students from 27 states, including Maine. The average age of the incoming … Read More