At Sturm College of Law our students are taught by the finest faculty; faculty that are practitioners as well as scholars. The academic program is rigorous and it is also student centered. At Sturm, professors and students work together to learn the law and because many of our professors are former litigators, they have the theoretical and practical knowledge to make the law come alive.
At Sturm College of Law, there are numerous programs that ground students in legal theory and practice. Our Student Law Office (SLO) is the oldest clinical program in the country and our Moot Court and Appellate Advocacy teams are national winners. At Sturm College of Law, students work hard and they learn volumes, about the law, the practice of law and about themselves.
Recent News
November 26
Outstanding Staff Editor of Denver Journal of International Law and Policy Issue 37.1: CJ Ratterman
November 19
Winners posted for 2008 Daniel S. Hoffman Trial Adv. Comp. and 2008 Ved P. Nanda Int’l App. Comp.
November 19
Public Interest Law Group clerkship recipients posted, 2004-2008
November 17
Congratulations to Michelle Larson-Krieg, Alice Paul Feminist Jurisprudence Essay Contest winner