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Former Attorney General Loretta Lynch, this year's recipient of the Thomas Jefferson Foundation Medal in Law, said in a talk Thursday at the University of Virginia School of Law that the pursuit of justice is inextricable from the pursuit of truth, and that lawyers carry a special burden because of it.

UVA Co-Rec Gold won the division championship game Sunday at the 33rd annual North Grounds Softball League Invitational. Despite the cool and windy weather, more than 1,300 students and alumni from around the country gathered at the University of Virginia School of Law for the tournament. The event

For more than a century, the annual student send-up of life at the University of Virginia School of Law known as the Libel Show has left attendees holding their sides — whether from too much laughter, or from the actual puncture wounds of being skewered. As always, this year's installment, "Libel

They danced, they sang, they skewered: The 107th Libel Show sends up law school culture and involves a student cast and crew of more than 100. We offer a behind-the-scenes photo slideshow of the dress rehearsal action. The show, “The Spy Who Libeled Me,” runs March 26-28. The musical sketch comedy

Sen. Ted Kennedy left his diploma behind when he left after law school to begin preparing for his brother John F. Kennedy's presidential campaign. More than half a century after U.S. Sen. Ted Kennedy '59 graduated from the University of Virginia School of Law, his law diploma was posthumously