For the second straight semester, the best bakers in Virginia, if not the wider Mid-Atlantic region and the universe, ...
If you had made your way to Caplin Pavilion for the Lile Moot Court Semifinals on the 6th of this month, your primary takeaway would have been a greater and more intimate understanding of what good ...
In an effort to raise more money for all them “PILA Types,” PILA’s board has become significantly more creative in their auction offerings this time around. Law Weekly just received special early ...
Before I begin this review, I admittedly do not have any memory of watching any of the Paranormal Activity franchise. Perhaps I have, but at some point. But with horror movies, they tend to all blend ...
The further I’ve gotten into 1L, the more situations I’ve discovered that feel strikingly similar to the most notorious, frightening, and borderline distasteful horror movie clichés. So, in light of H ...
Your third-grade teacher told you not to start a sentence with “and.” Your third-grade teacher was wrong, says Bryan Garner, the legal writing guru. [1] There’s no question that advocates and judges ...
A Wednesday evening in law school is a test of mettle. A Monday event ran longer than you thought, so you put off your readings for Tuesday, and now your entire schedule is thrown off until Friday ...
“Apologies, but the service calls; then again, there is a 10am train as well if I recall what the man in the homburg mentioned yesterday.” With that, Bond returned to f . . . [Editor’s Note: this part ...
On April 29, 2026, the Supreme Court issued its decision in Louisiana v. Callais . The majority said it was reading Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act “as properly construed.” Justice Kagan, in ...
When one grows up in the Pacific Northwest, one makes friends with the rain. It is the inevitable. However, sitting on the hour-long drive from Charlottesville to Doswell as water droplets thump ...
UVA Law students stepped out to the racetrack this Sunday for the annual Fall Foxfield Races. Last year, spearheaded by now-SBA President George Nalbandian, the Law School returned to Foxfield after ...
For those unfamiliar with the concept of “Fat Bear Week,” the idea is quite likely what one might expect: The brown bears of Brooks River in Katmai National Park, Alaska, are getting ready for the ...
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