Class of 2007 Teddy Michel's article titled "Collegiality: Now you know. And knowing is half the battle" was published in the Summer 2012 issue of At Issue, a publication by the Young Lawyers Division of the Pennsylvania Bar Association. Read More
Kathy Klos '07 assisted with Abuelos y Nietos Juntos, a project that aims to reconnect families with American-born children of Guatemalan ancestry to their families in Guatemala. Read More
Brian Lukasavitz '08 recently published an article in American Blues Scene magazine titled "Blues Law: A Little Bird Told Me about Cover Versions." Read More
Treye Kettwick ’10 was one of two finalists competing to become the Minnesota Wild's new emergency goalie. Read More
Michael Lawyer ('09), a Program Analyst for the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, was nominated by FedScoop as an "Up & Comer." Read More
The University is pleased to announce that 30 University of St. Thomas School of Law graduates were recognized by Super Lawyers as "Rising Stars" in Minnesota. Read More
Sharon E. Roberg-Perez (’05), an Associate at Robins, Kaplan, Miller & Ciresi L.L.P., was named by Minnesota Lawyer as one of this year’s Up & Coming Attorneys. Read More
Alicia Long ('10) co-authored the book "Capitol Hell," which will be released on September 4, 2012. Read More
On June 6, 2012, during a ceremony at CLUES (Comunidades Latinas Unidas en Servicio), Graciela Gonzalez (’09), along other Latino community leaders, received two "Certificates of Recognition." Read More
Mary Szondy ('04) was presented with the 2012 Service to Minnesota Women Lawyers (MWL) Award during the MWL’S 40th Annual Meeting on May 9, 2012. Read More
2006 UST School of Law graduate Jessica Slattery Karich's article "Restoring Balance to Checks and Balances: Checking the Executive's Power Under the State Secrets Doctrine" was published in volume 114 of The West Virginia Law Review. Read More
Nick Halbur, Law Class of 2006, taught a national teleconference CLE on representing residents and families in law suits for the collection of debt to nursing homes and other long term care providers. Read More
Michael Lawyer's ('09) article on time management is the cover story for the ABA's Law Practice Magazine. Read More
Allison Maxim ('05), a family law attorney at Walling, Berg & Debele, P.A., in Minneapolis, is the author of this month's Bench & Bar of Minnesota cover story titled "International Parental Child Abduction: Essential Principles of The Hague Convention." Read More
Shawn Stuckey ('08) spoke on a panel titled "The Concussion Crisis in Professional Sports" during the 2012 Harvard Sports Law Symposium. Read More
On March 26 the School of Law presented this year’s Mission Awards. The recipient of the Alumni Living the Mission Award was Michael Kemp (’09). Read More
Heidi Wegleitner ('05) is one of two candidates seeking a position on the Dane County Board District 2(Madison, WI). Read More
As part of his broader practice, Oscar Klaas ('08) was highlighted in an article on Zombie Debt. Read More
Christopher Vatsaas ('11) wrote an article titled “Unless You’re a Superhero, You Need an Estate Plan!” for the Isanti County News. Read More
Shawn Stuckey ('08) was named to the advisory committee of the UST Center for Academics and Sports. Congratulations! Read More
Three law graduates, Amy Lanser ('11), Jessica Megorden ('10), and Michael Will ('06) will be speakers at the MDLA 2012 Mid-Winter Conference in February 2012. Read More
Michael Will ('06) was awarded the Deb Oberlander New Lawyer Award from the Minnesota Defense Lawyers Association. Congratulations! Read More
Molly Hamilton ('05) was named one of the 2011 Attorneys of the Year by Minnesota Lawyer. Congratulations, Molly! To learn more, please view the announcement from Messerli & Kramer, P.A. Read More
Sarah Demers and Rita Berg started a blog about their experiences establishing solo law practices. Read More
Cory Wessman ('04) and his wife, Heather, recently created a new ministry/foundation known as Hope for the Mourning. Read More
Megan Sprecher ('07) recently was involved with filing a civil rights complaint against the Cleveland School District on behalf of parents that had significant language obstacles in dealing with the district. Read More
Christine Callahan ('07) and others created a nonprofit organization called The Great Comeback. Read More
Caitlin (Roth) Klein ('09) contributes a once-a-week feature blog on the Chicagoist. Read More
Jessica Slattery Karich ('06) contributed to the OCEANS Network magazine. Read More
Donovan ('04), Vielma ('05), Haase ('06), Colgan ('07), Green ('08), Wimmer ('09), and Aba-Onu ('10), reflect on integrating the school's mission into their personal and professional lives. Read More
In June 2010, Susan Shogren Smith ('04), along with other family members, started a non-profit organization known as "Picture a Hero." Read More
Andrea Specht ('06) was recognized as the "New Rotarian of the Year." Read More
The Diversity Committee of the ABA selected Frank Aba-Onu ('10) as a 2012 ABA Diversity Fellow for the GP-Solo and Small Firms Division. Read More
The University is pleased to announce that eleven St. Thomas School of Law graduates were recognized as "Rising Stars" in Minnesota. Read More
Christopher Wheaton ('08) established the ConsumerESQ.com blog. Read More
Bryan Feldhaus (’06), who works for Abdo, Cole, King and Stageberg, and Laura Hammargren (’08), who works for Dorsey & Whitney, were named "2011 Up & Coming Attorneys" by Minnesota Lawyer. Read More
Sister Erin Colgan (’07) was featured in an Argus Leader article and video. Read More
The Star Tribune features Mike Hanson ('05) in article titled “Proving his point: Blind hiker Mike Hanson demonstrated grit and independence on the Appalachian Trail and earned a CEO position as a result.” Read More
Epilawg, a collaborative blog by started by 4 lawyers, including 2008 law graduate Maggie Green, was named by the Minnesota State Bar Association as a top blog in “The Top 25 Minnesota Blawgs, 2010 Edition.” Read More
Graciela Gonzalez (’09) received the Legal Rights Center’s 2010 Volunteer of the Year Award. Read More
Kellie Bigham ('10) contributed to the Minnesota Lawyer blog JDs Rising with the post "To flat fee, or not to flat fee?" Read More
Katie Tinucci ('09) was named the Press Secretary for Governor Mark Dayton. Read More
Loddy Elizabeth Tolzmann ('05), Kathleen Lomhar-Exel ('05), Sarah McGuire ('07), Sharon Roberg-Perez ('05), Jenny Zanner ('08), and Professor Virgil Wiebe were recognized in various ways by The Advocates for Human Rights. Read More
Monica Geyen ('09) contributed to the Minnesota Lawyer blog JDs Rising blog. Read More
Robins, Kaplan, Miller & Ciresi welcomes new associates, including Audrey Burnett ('10). Read More
Gray Plant Mooty welcomes six new associates, including Meghann Kantke ('10). Read More
Graham Martin ('07) joined Lawyerist as a regular contributor to Lawyerist.com. Read More
Monica Geyen ('09) featured a guest post on Minnesota Lawyer. Read More
Zelle Hofmann announced that Aarthi Monica Geyen ('09) joined the firm's Minneapolis office. Read More
John Wehrly ('10) was featured in September 14, 2010 Star Tribune article titled "So I Say Yes." Read More
Shauna Faye Kieffer ('08) co-authored the article Padilla Motions: Effective Assistance of Counsel Where Pleas Mandate Deportation, with the Hon. John L. Holahan. Read More
Graham M. Martin ('07) featured a guest post titled Marketing Monday on August 23, 2010, on Lawyerist. Read More
Maggie Green ('08) featured a guest post titled Solo Practice: Three Tips for Getting Started on Lawyerist. Read More
The Cystic Fibrosis Foundation recognized law alumni Ryan Green (’07) and Alex DeMarco (’06) as up-and-coming young professionals during the Twin Cities 25 Finest event. Read More
Joe Fricke's ('10) run for the Minnesota Senate featured in a July 9, 2010 article in Politics in Minnesota. Read More
Lisa Fink's ('05) work with the Legal Services Advocacy Project is highlighted in the 2009 Legal Aid Annual Report. Read More
Mike Hanson's ('05) hike on the Appalachian Trail featured in article titled "Blind Hiker Battles Hardships on Appalachian Trial, Updates Facebook." Read More
This year, Victoria Jacobson Brenner (’04) and Brooke Swenson (’07) were awarded the 2010 Living the Mission – Alumni Award. Read More
Adam Brown (’06) and Bryan Feldhaus (’06), coached the UST School of Law Moot Court Team, comprised of third year law student Mikiesha Terrell and second year law students Amy Lanser and Sean Cahill. Read More
Victoria Jacobson Brenner ('04), an associate at Collins, Buckley Sauntry, & Haugh, PLLP, and law alumnus Thomas Kettleson ('06), an associate at Barna, Guzy & Steffen, Ltd., were named as 2010 Up and Coming Attorneys by Minnesota Lawyer. Read More
Brian Gruber received the Republican endorsement in the District 60A race for the Minnesota House of Representatives. Read More
Mike Hanson ('05), who lost his sight at birth, will begin a seven-month hike of the Appalachian Trail on Monday. His story is featured in the Star Tribune. Read More
Law alumnus Joseph Trojack's article "Getting Your Appellate Ducks in a Row: Preserving Issues Subsequent to Trial" was published in the January 2010 Issue of Bench & Bar of Minnesota. Read More