Tradition « Law Centennial

1966

The first publication of the Gonzaga Law Review and Leo O’Brien is named seventh dean. Read more

Father Frank Conklin named acting dean of the Law School. Read more

The first Law School medal awarded, and a new Law School building dedicated. Read more

Twenty eight students graduate as the Gonzaga University School of Law Class of 1961. Read more

Charles Siljeg and Senator Magnuson attend the annual Gonzaga University School of Law Banquet. Read more

Father Charles Walsh, an alumnus, becomes the first Jesuit to teach at Gonzaga Law.

Full accreditation granted by the ABA and Smithmoore Myers named dean. Read more

Twenty six students graduate as the Gonzaga Law Class of 1954. Read more

The wives and girlfriends of law school students act as jurors during the 1953 Moot Court Competition. Read more

Regents welcome Presidential Candidate Senator Robert Taft and the ABA grants Gonzaga provisional accreditation. Read more

Father Linden welcomes U.S. Vice President Alben Barkley as the honored guest at Heidelberg. Read more

Norman DePender becomes the first full-time dean of the law school. Read more