University of Arizona Law

06/18/2026

Stay in the know with the latest from Arizona Law by subscribing to the weekly newsletter. Straight from the desk of Dean Jason Kreag, the newsletter features program news, student profiles, faculty honors, alumni achievements, events & more.

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06/17/2026

Professor Robert Mundheim was recently awarded the University in Exile Award at the graduation ceremony of the New School for Social Research (NSSR). The Award was established to commemorate the founding of the University in Exile at NSSR in the 1930s to provide a haven for scholars at risk and to affirm the University’s commitment to academic freedom, human rights and democracy.

Mundheim joined the University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School's faculty in 1965 and served as dean from 1982 to 1989. He serves on the faculty at Arizona Law, where the Robert Mundheim Professor of Law and Business chair was created in his honor.

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Robert H. Mundheim was honored with the University in Exile Award from the New School, recognizing his lifelong commitment to leadership, public service, ...

06/15/2026

Watch Dean Jason Kreag's Q&A with incoming SBA President Mason Hagemann. Get to know more about Dean Kreag and some of his goals as the new dean of Arizona Law.

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06/12/2026

We’re hiring!

Support Arizona Law students and graduates as a Student Success Specialist working in the college’s academic success and bar exam preparation programs.

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Academic CounselingMeet one-on-one with students to assess academic performance and learning strategies.Assist students in developing effective approa...

06/12/2026

Last week, Dean Jason Kreag and Senior Director of Student Resources Chris Gast met with the Consul General of Mexico in Tucson Fernando Sánchez Roldán and Deputy Consul Lee Wong to celebrate Arizona Law’s ongoing partnership in training members of Mexico’s foreign service in U.S. law. Originally started in 2018, this year will feature the 9th cohort who will join nearly 350 prior graduates.

06/11/2026

Earlier this summer, faculty from the Indigenous Peoples Law and Policy Program led several important events and trainings and participated in high-level consultations with United Nations officials at the most recent convening of the United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues (UNPFII). As part of the UNPFII, Arizona Law IPLP faculty hosted two official UN side events.

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IPLP Delegation Advances Indigenous Rights at Highest Levels of UN Tuesday Justin Boro Image Faculty from the Indigenous Peoples Law and Policy (IPLP) Program led several important events and trainings and participated in high-level consultations with United Nations officials at the most recent conv...

06/10/2026

Congratulations to the Daniel F. Cracchiolo Law Library, recently announced as the winner of an American Association of Law Libraries 2026 Advocacy Award. They were named this year’s Public Access to Government Information Award recipient for their Navajo Nation Department of Water Resources Library Preservation Project Team.

The Advocacy Award recognizes outstanding contributions to advancing access to government information and strengthening the public’s right to know, as well as exemplary advocacy efforts in support of libraries and intellectual freedom. More on the award:

The Public Access to Government Information Award is given to recognize persons or organizations that have made significant contributions to protect and promote greater public access to government information.

06/10/2026

Just a few snapshots from the Next Era Tucson event.

Thank you to all of the students, alumni, faculty, staff and friends who joined us. Dean Kreag looks forward to meeting with more familiar and new faces this summer!

06/05/2026

We are proud to wrap up another successful Summer Law Camp! The Arizona Law Summer Law Camp offers an engaging, hands-on introduction to the legal field for motivated high school students, combining interactive workshops, mock trials and a Superior Court tour. Thank you to all of the students who participated and the faculty and staff who provided mentorship.

06/04/2026

Jason Kreag — Harvard Law grad, former Innocence Project attorney, college basketball coach, and longtime Arizona Law professor — is now leading our College. His priorities are clear: promote student success and elevate faculty both as scholars and as teachers.

Get to know more about Dean Kreag and his goals for Arizona Law:

Passions for Justice and Teaching Drive New Arizona Law Dean Jason Kreag Today Suzi Morales Leaning into community to achieve student and faculty success Image As he begins his tenure as dean of the University of Arizona James E. Rogers College of Law, Jason Kreag’s priorities are clear: promote s...