The University of Toledo College of Law

05/08/2025

In an op-ed for Bloomberg Law, Professor of Law Greg Gilchrist says the Trump administration need to weigh other factors before sending alleged criminal migrants to CECOT because a form that’s used now is deeply flawed and offers dubious due process.

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Opinion: Ohio law professor Gregory Gilchrist says the Trump administration need to weigh other factors before sending alleged criminal migrants to CECOT because a form that’s used now is deeply flawed and offers dubious due process.

05/05/2025

The University of Toledo has recognized Professor of Law Greg Gilchrist as one of its outstanding teachers for the 2024-25 academic year!

"Gilchrist is an exceptional educator whose enthusiastic, rigorous, and approachable teaching style transforms complex legal topics into engaging and accessible lessons that students find remarkably captivating."

Congrats, Greg!

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UToledo recognized outstanding faculty and staff for their exceptional achievements and their significant contributions to our students, the University and the community. In addition, the Student Employee and Student Employment Supervisor of the Year were each honored.

05/01/2025

Immigrant Justice Clinic director Eugenio Mollo, Jr., a clinical assistant professor at the University of Toledo College of Law, discusses the uncertainty felt by many in the Latino community about immigration as Cinco de Mayo approaches.

https://ow.ly/N9fl50VKJSq

04/30/2025

Drawn to UToledo's tight-knit community, Stacey Alphonse will graduate May 11 with her juris doctor. While at UToledo, Stacey served as president of the Student Bar Association, was co-captain of the Mock Trial Team, and was an articles editor for The University of Toledo Law Review. After graduation and upon passing the bar exam, she will move to Columbus to begin working as an assistant attorney general for the state of Ohio.

Read her story: https://ow.ly/vZ6c50VKsmp

04/24/2025

Toledo Law Visiting Professor of Law Paul Finkelman and Political Anchor Curtis Jackson sit down to talk about the 14th Amendment, Birthright Citizenship, and its ties to Ohio on Spectrum News 1 Ohio.

04/16/2025

UToledo student volunteers representing the College of Law and the John B. and Lillian E. Neff College of Business and Innovation helped nearly 100 community members file their income taxes before Tax Day.

This tax preparation service complements the year-round work of the College of Law’s Tax Controversy Clinic, through which law students gain practical experience while offering free assistance to taxpayers handling disputes with the IRS.

UToledo student volunteers helped nearly 100 community members file their income taxes through a free program run by the U.S. Internal Revenue Service.

04/15/2025

Join us on Thursday, Apr. 17, at 6 p.m. in the McQuade Law Auditorium as University of Toledo Visiting Professor of Law Paul Finkelman and Professor Gabriel Jack Chin of the University of California at Davis Law School discuss the origins, historical background, and original meaning of the Birthright Citizenship clause of the 14th Amendment.

This free, public lecture is presented by The University of Toledo College of Law.

Learn More: https://www.utoledo.edu/law/events/finkelman-lecture.html

04/14/2025

Congratulations to Kim, a 3L at Toledo Law, on this honor from the Ohio Academy of History!

Dr. Kim Nielsen, a Distinguished University Professor and chair of the Disability Studies Program, is being recognized with the 2025 Distinguished Historian Award.

04/09/2025

Julie Perez is a first-generation student who is not afraid to face failure. Growing up in Dayton, Perez was raised by parents who did not attend high school, let alone have any experience with higher education. She aspired to become a lawyer, but being a first-generation student was not the only obstacle she faced.

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Julie Perez, a third-year law student whose parents never attended high school, strives to give a voice to those who are unheard.

04/08/2025

Join us on Thursday, April 10 for the final Toledo Way Series of the year. Corey Minor Smith will join us for an interactive discussion guided by Toledo Law’s Alumni and Student Engagement Manager, Kate Abu-Absi. Attendees will hear about her career as a prosecutor, time in politics, caregiving, mental health, and her book .

Learn more: https://www.utoledo.edu/law/events/toledo-way/

04/07/2025

What an incredible weekend we had hosting students at our Preview Day and Scholarship Dinner events. Students connected with faculty and current students, learned about our program and services, and enjoyed local Toledo offerings!

04/02/2025

Help us congratulate the members of the 2025-26 Toledo Law Review student editorial board 57!

Editor-in-Chief: Lauren Wall
Executive Articles Editor: Jacob Benner
Managing Editor: William Gombash
Symposium Editor: Edward Maksimczak
Technical Editor: Kaitlyn Coutcher
Articles Editors: Logan Allen, Jessica Creekmore, Catina Harding, Kelsey Moyer, Tatiana Shaheen
Executive Editors: Megan Grimm Rockey, Kaia Holmquist, Nick Walters, Josh Whitaker, Maya Wright
Contributing Articles Editors: Maximus Brant, Lauren Gibbons, Aaron Korpal
Contributing Symposium Editors: Blake Hornyak, Morgan Miller
Note and Comment Editors: Vincenzo Boraggina, Caelan Hunt, Kelly Kramer, Matthew Scheneman, Joshua Valiquette