Tag Archives: Levin College of Law

Professor George L. Dawson was named the UF Levin College of Law's interim dean today after the search for the new dean had ended.

Former Asst. Deputy for Global Trade at the USDA weighs in on the impact of U.S. farm policy on local farming.

Baldwin is still teaching constitutional law and he has no plans for retirement: "My body will tell me when to retire."

President Barack Obama recently called for less law school in an effort to reduce the cost of higher learning. Levin College of Law officials are less than enthused. Some of their students feel differently.

It’s not a new concern that law school graduates are having trouble finding work. But while the number of law school applicants began to decline this year, the 2012 graduating class of law students is still seeing high unemployment and underemployment rates months after graduation.

Shawn Janetzke hopes to get married some day. The 19-year-old UF student identifies himself as gay and hopes the cases the Supreme Court is hearing this week will allow him to get married in the future.

The University of Florida Levin College of Law hosted a discussion focused on the Stolen Valor Act during its annual Media Law Symposium on Thursday.

Florida's native species are at a uniquely high risk for endangerment, due to the state's sloping land and problems with rising sea levels, according to one expert who spoke at a environmental conference in Gainesville.

Former Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens visited the Levin College of Law to speak with student and faculty.

Andy Fass spent three years at the Levin College of Law, learning the language of lawsuits and contracts and court proceedings. He now spends his days chopping and slicing and dicing.