In spring 2019, Allison Bolgiano was a newly admitted student to Â鶹ÉçÇø Law’s J.D. program. Now, we reconnect with Bolgiano as a new graduate who is reflecting on her law school career and how she rediscovered her passion for the environment.
The 2022 Â鶹ÉçÇø Law Commencement, the first in-person ceremony in three years and the first that the law school has celebrated on the Quad, was the crowning achievement of students from our academic degree programs. In this spotlight, four new alumni define their time on campus.
Once again, racist attacks have targeted Black and Asian communities – attacks that call for a societal response. We condemn the racist actions of the gunmen and all attempts to intimidate, harass or harm the Black and Asian communities.
Coast Salish artist and alumnus Peter Boome (JD ’11), a new associate judge for the Tulalip Tribes, reflects on clinical learning at Â鶹ÉçÇø Law.
Kamau (JD, LLM ’22) and Rodriguez, 3L have received a two-year public service fellowship to build sustainable solutions for Black and indigenous Guatemalan women.