Tradition « Law Centennial

1982

U.S. Supreme Court Justice Byron White delivers the tenth William O. Douglas Lecture. Read more

Professor John Maurice initiates the Thomas More Scholarship Program. Read more

The William E. Borah Moot Courtroom is dedicated, the Alumni Association is formed, and more. Read more

Ted Clements appointed tenth dean and more. Read more

Gonzaga Law admitted to the Association of American Law Schools, programs move, and more. Read more

U.S. Supreme Court Justice Rehnquist delivers the William O. Douglas Lecture, Study Abroad in India established, and more. Read more

GU Law wins two first-place ABA awards, Placement Office established, Gonzaga in Rio de Janeiro initiated, and more. Read more

The first day division students graduate, the building expansion completed, and more. Read more

School of Law Foundation established, William O. Douglas delivers his inaugural lecture, and more. Read more

In November of 1971, the Law Library was dedicated. Read more

The law school establishes a day division for the first time. Read more

Lewis H. Orland appointed the eighth dean of the law school. Read more