Richardson Law receives a $250K grant from the Mellon Foundation to strengthen law students' professional identity and commitment to democracy and the rule of law. Led by Prof. Eduardo Capulong. #LegalEducation #MellonFoundation #RichardsonLaw 🔗 law.hawaii.edu/26797/

🌊 Prof. Troy J.H. Andrade ʻ11 gave a keynote at the WAI Conference at Waipapa Taumata Rau (Univ. of Auckland), spotlighting Indigenous connections to water on a global stage. Proud to see #RichardsonLaw leadership in Aotearoa! 🔗 bit.ly/4cpl6l5

The Equitable and Sustainable Futures Speaker Series continues this month with two important virtual sessions (Apr. 17 & May 1) featuring #RichardsonLaw faculty, leadership, and students. Don’t miss these powerful conversations! #CivicEngagement 🔗 jhchawaii.net/public-program…

Glen S. Fukushima recently visited #RichardsonLaw to share insights on law, diplomacy, and U.S.-Asia relations with the Richardson community. A powerful day of global learning and connection. #GlobalLeadership #LegalEducation #LawAndDiplomacy #UHManoa 🔗 law.hawaii.edu/26819/

👏 Congrats to Dean Camille Nelson, named 2025 Outstanding Woman Lawyer by Hawaiʻi Women Lawyers! Her visionary #leadership continues to elevate Richardson Law and our community, inspiring the next generation of changemakers. #WomenInLaw #HawaiiLaw 🔗 law.hawaii.edu/26846/

#RichardsonLaw 3L Benjamin Leider has been named a 2025 Law Student of the Year by #TheNationalJurist! He developed a tool that automates expungement paperwork—helping clinics serve more people and expand #AccesstoJustice in Hawaiʻi. #LegalTech 🔗 law.hawaii.edu/26879/

Congrats to Danicole Ramos ’23, honored with the Clare Hanusz Award for Emerging Leaders in Immigrant Justice! His work supporting immigrant servicemembers reflects the best of our community. #RichardsonLaw #ImmigrantJustice #UHManoa Full story: law.hawaii.edu/26867/

.Hawaiʻi's Law School dean Camille Nelson recognized by Hawai’I Women Lawyers. hawaii.edu/news/2025/04/2…

Mahalo to Mahi (’93) & Jerry Hiatt (’77) for their generous gift to support #MediationTraining at #RichardsonLaw! Their gift helps prepare #FutureLawyers to resolve disputes early, fairly, and with aloha. ⚖️🤝 #AlumniGiving 🔗 Read the full story: law.hawaii.edu/26969/

🌿 Congrats to #RichardsonAlumni honored with the Hawaiʻi Women Lawyers Distinguished Service Award for their precedent-setting climate litigation in Navahine v. HI DOT: Kylie Wager-Cruz (‘13), Joanna Ziegler (ʻ15), Isaac Moriwake (‘98)! #ClimateJustice #EnvironmentalLaw

Congrats to Professor Brian Huffman, recipient of the 2025 Kenneth J. Hirsh Distinguished Service Award from LIT-SIS! He’s recognized nationally for his lasting contributions to #LegalTech & law librarianship. #RichardsonLaw #LegalInnovation #WSRSL 🔗 bit.ly/4j5Bwkz

⚖️ Hawaiʻi's Law School was awarded a $250K grant to support the development of innovative approaches in legal education - It will create educational materials, host symposia and provide training opportunities promoting ethical, reflective lawyering practices ➡️ bit.ly/4jr939K

We’re bidding farewell to Innovator in Residence Matthew Stubenberg, who’s helped reimagine legal education at Richardson Law through #tech, access to justice, and interactive learning. Mahalo, Matthew! #LegalInnovation #Law Read more: law.hawaii.edu/27195/

High school students from Oʻahu, Kaua‘i & Big Island participated in the annual Richardson Law and Justice Program (June 2-6). They met Supreme Court justices, observed court, and ended with a mock trial led by Judge Crabtree (Ret.). Mahalo to Liam Skilling for his #mentorship!

Meet our newest faculty! Mary Apodaca, Lucy Brown ’18, D Dangaran & Guy Rubinstein bring expertise in #BarSuccess, #EnvironmentalLaw, #ConstitutionalLaw & #CriminalLaw. We’re thrilled to welcome them to Richardson! 🔗 Read more: law.hawaii.edu/27270/

ICYMI: Naima Te Maile Fifita ’23 attended #COP26 thanks to a UH scholarship and found clarity in her climate justice journey. She now leads the Institute for Climate & Peace and is pursuing a master’s in international law. Read more: bit.ly/4ktumXN (📸 ITLOS Photo)

Richardson Law is proud to be recognized in The Princeton Review’s “Best Law Schools for 2025,” earning No. 1 for Most Diverse Faculty. We also ranked among the top schools for Best State & Local #Clerkships and Most Chosen by Older Students. Read more: law.hawaii.edu/28395/