Professors Lori Johnson and Rebecca Scharf (both Law) presented on Swapping Legal Writing Sections Mid-Year - Challenges and Opportunities at the Twenty-Third Annual Rocky Mountain Legal Writing Conference. 

Professor Danielle Finn (Law) was a panelist on "Guarding Sovereignty: Addressing Internal Threats through Tribal Law" at the Reservation Economic Summit (RES) held by the National Center for American Indian Enterprise Development.  

Professor Danielle Finn (Law) was part of a panel discussion on Guarding Sovereignty: Internal Threats Through Tribal Law at the 2025 Reservation Economic Summit.

Professor Leslie Griffin (Law) authored a new article entitled Bankruptcy Court Listens to Survivors of Abuse. The article is written about In re: The Roman Catholic Bishop of Sacramento, a decision written by Bankruptcy Judge Christopher Klein of the Eastern District of California. 

Professor Marketa Trimble (Law) submitted comments to the EU Commission in response to its call for evidence about the EU Geoblocking Regulation. 

Professor Leslie Griffin (Law) authored a new article on Verdict about Philip Shenon’s new book, Jesus Wept: Seven Popes and the Battle for the Soul of the Catholic Church. 

  The Frank A. Schreck Gaming Law Moot Court Competition was held on February 28 and March 1, 2025, at the William S. Boyd School of Law. This competition brought together more than 35 talented law students from 13 law schools nationwide to analyze gaming law issues. This year’s problem involved intellectual property infringement and…

  The Public Interest Law Association (PILA) at the William S. Boyd School of Law is a student organization committed to promoting awareness of public interest legal work and the opportunities available to law students in this field. One of their primary annual events is the Silver State Auction, which is now in its 26th year. This…

Eve Hanan (Law) authored an article for the March edition of Nevada Lawyer Magazine titled, "Public Defender Workload and the Promise of Gideon".

Nachman Gutowski (Law) presented at the University of Louisville Law Review's 2025 Symposium entitled Digital Age Dilemmas on his article “Forging Ahead or Proceeding with Caution; Developing Policy for Generative Artificial Intelligence in Legal Education."

Professor Nachman Gutowski (Law) presented at the Jacksonville University Law Review Symposium entitled, "The Emergence of AI and Its Impact in the Legal Field."

Professor Nancy Rapoport (Law) and Joseph R. Tiano Jr. have published a blog post on Colin S. Levy titled, "The Shape of Things to Come: Our Fearless Prediction."