Fall 2014 Full Version (non-interactive)

• The Red and the Blue: Political Polarization Through the Prism of Metropolitan Milwaukee
• The Intensifying National Interest in Patent Litigation
• Who Governs Local Schools? Federal and State Policy Increasingly Shapes Education, but Local Control Remains Important
• Some Recollections of Marquette Law School—and Some Advice
• The National Sports Law Institute's Joseph E. O'Neill Award
• Leadership from the Bench
• From the Dean
• Marquette Law School News
• Class Notes

Summer 2014 Full Version (non-interactive)

• The Real Problem with Citizens United: Campaign Finance, Dark Money, and Shadow Parties
• Once a Criminal…? Regulating the Use of Prior Convictions in Sentencing
• Yes, No, and It Depends: Voters in the Middle Could Shape Future of Truth in Sentencing
• One Term, Sixteen Years: State Bar Board of Governors Backs Major Change in Electing Wisconsin Justices
• The Future of Legal Education
• Midyear Graduation
• From the Dean
• Marquette Law School News
• Real-World Lessons: Wide-Ranging Internship Program Gives Law Students Experience
• Faculty Accomplishments
• Honoring Three Law School Retirees
• Class Notes

Fall 2013 Full Version (non-interactive)

• Prepare. Prepare. Prepare: Paul Clement's Insights After Dozens of Supreme Court Argument
• How Special Education Advocates Lost in Court but Won Some Changes in MPS
• Changing Things for the Better, Step by Step
• Diagnostic Patents at the Supreme Court
• Investiture of Judge G. Michael Halfenger
• Nike's Gary Way Receives NSLI's Joseph E. O'Neill Award
• Seventh Circuit Memorial Ceremony for Judge John L. Coffey
• Marquette University Alumnus of the Year
• The Marquette Law School Faculty Blog at Five Years Old
• From the Dean
• Marquette Law School News
• Class Notes

Summer 2013 Full Version (non-interactive)

• Emerging Megacity: Perspectives on the Future of Chicago and Milwaukee
• Thinking and Acting (and Flourishing?) as a Region
• Rivalry, Resignation, and Regionalization
• Flying Too Close to the Sun?
• The Civil War, Reconstruction, and the Origins of Birthright Citizenship
• The Accidental Crime Commission: Its Legacies and Lessons
• Exploring Socio-Legal Dominance in Context: An Approach to American Legal History
• Investiture of Circuit Judge Lindsey Grady
• From the Dean
• Alumni Class Notes
• Alumni Awards

Fall 2012 Full Version (non-interactive)

• The Lawyer as Public Citizen
• Table of Contents
• Eckstein Hall: Crossroads for Timely Talk on Crucial Topics
• Recently Published Faculty Scholarship
• Barnette, Frankfurter, and Judicial Review
• 125 Years Since the Interstate Commerce Act: A Symposium in the Form of a Final Convocation
• Was Wisconsin's Democratic Party Born on the Site of Eckstein Hall?
• Honorable Diane S. Sykes: Law School Hooding Ceremony
• Class Notes
• Marquette lawyers and the Milwaukee Justice Center
• Breiner & Breiner: Learning from a father's love of law and life

Summer 2012 Full Version (non-interactive)

• Reliable Polling Amid Stormy Politics
• Penalties and Procedures
• Once the Land of the Braves—and More on American Law and Legal Culture
• Remembering Marion K. Coffey
• Barrock Lecture
• Boden Lecture
• Message from Dean Kearney
• Marquette Law School News
• Alumni Class Notes

Fall 2011 Full Version (non-interactive)

• National Attraction
• Get Smart?
• Restorative Justice Initiative Conference
• Barrock Lecture
• Nies Lecture
• Till Death Do Us Part
• Investiture of Hon. James A. Wynn, Jr.
• Message from Marquette University's New President, Rev. Scott R. Pilarz, S.J.
• Marquette Law School News
• Alumni Class Notes

Summer 2011 Full Version (non-interactive)

• Melms v. Pabst Brewing Co.
• Comment on Merrill on the Law of Waste
• In It for the Long Haul
• Will Life Without Parole Follow the Path of the Death Penalty?
• Recent Faculty Accomplishments
• More Than a Faculty Blog
• Ray and Kay Eckstein Law Library
• Message from Dean Kearney
• Law School News
• Alumni Class Notes

Fall 2010 Full Version (non-interactive)

• Eckstein Hall—The Other Marquette Interchange
• Blogging the Law, Blogging the Culture
• Why Modern Evidence Law Lacks Credibility
• Seeking Better Field Position: Targeted Reform of Commercialized Intercollegiate
• Athletics'Aldo Leopold and the Ripples of a Water Ethic in Wisconsin
• Make My Day: “Feminism” and the Changing Law of Self-Defense
• When Judicial Gender Divisions Really Aren’t
• Doing the Right Thing When the Crunch Comes
• Remembering, and Learning from, the Best of the Legal Profession
• Message from Dean Kearney
• Law School News
• Alumni Class Notes

Summer 2010 Full Version (non-interactive)

• Who owns the lives of fictional characters?
• Abraham Lincoln’s books
• Why Was Brown v. Board of Education a Hard Case?
• The Role of Imaginative Justice
• The Copyright Act of 2026
• A Lesson from Swamp Rock
• Using Your Law School Education
• Community Justice
• A Path to Better Communities
• Some Reflections on the Law School
• Jesuit Educational Values
• Law Schools as Common Ground for Discussion
• Alumni Class Notes

Spring 2009 Full Version (non-interactive)

• Stewardship, the Law School, and You
• Marquette Lawyers on the Front Lines of Justice
• A Conversation with Mike McChrystal on Eckstein Hall
• 2008 Commencement Ceremonies
• Law School News
• Public Service Report
• Alumni News
• Alumni Class Notes
• Robert C. McKay Law Professor Award
• Devolution of Milwaukee County Government
• The State of Judicial Selection in Wisconsin
• Lawmaking and Interpretation

Spring/Summer 2008 Full Version (non-interactive)

• Who Will Stand with the Ecksteins and Zilbers?
• Marquette Transporters: Ray and Kay Eckstein
• Joe Zilber—Another Historic Gift
• Responding to Crime in a Different Way
• Professor Anzivino Receives University Award
• Alumni Awards
• Alumni Class Notes
• Alumni Association Address
• Challenges to Judicial Independence
• Faith and Reason: Why We Do Good
• A Lawyers' Teacher

Spring/Summer 2007 Full Version (non-interactive)

• The Law School and Marquette University
• Two Guys from Milwaukee (and Chicago)
• Religion and Government—An Ongoing Experiment
• Summer of Service
• Law School News
• Alumni Class Notes
• Alumni Profile: Cliff Steele
• Remembering the Past and Securing the Future
• Alumni News
• Commencement Remarks of the U.S. Solicitor General
• Faith, Justice, and the Teaching of Criminal Procedure
• Remarks of Steven M. Radke
• Libraries: Stability and Change
• Welcome to Mike Gousha and Mike McCann

Summer/Fall 2006 Full Version (non-interactive)

• Building the Law School
• A Life in Real Estate
• Moot Court Competition
• A Journey to Here
• A Year After Booker—Has Anything Changed?
• Law School News
• Pay It Forward
• Not Altogether Your Father's Law School
• Honor Roll of Donors
• Alumni Class Notes
• Alumni Association Address
• Reflections on the Wisconsin Supreme Court
• Judicial Clerkships

Fall 2005/Winter 2006 Full Version (non-interactive)

• Why Can't Legal Education Be Like Major League Baseball?
• Marquette Lawyer at the Helm of Hofstra
• Citizen-Soldier
• Marquette Lawyer Once Removed
• Vita with Vada
• Admissions Report
• SBA President Leads the Way
• Students Take First at Competition
• Commencement of 2005 Graduates
• Alumni Association Address
• From the Dean's Mailbag
• Alumni Awards
• Marquette Joins the Big East
• Alumni Class Notes
• Orientation Remarks of Genyne Edwards
• Law Review Banquet Remarks of Rev. Paul B. R. Hartmann
• Prof. Papke's Remarks at the Korea Military Academy
• Dean Kearney's Remarks at the 24th Annual St. Ignatius Law Luncheon
• Graduation Remarks of Prof. Judith G. McMullen

Spring/Summer 2005 Full Version (non-interactive)

• The Physical Future of Marquette Law School
• Marquette Lawyers on the Seventh Circuit
• Faculty Profile: Matt Mitten
• Richard Sherburne, S.J.: Buddhist Scholar and Law School Chaplain
• Law School Profiles
• Alumni Class Notes
• Honor Roll of Donors
• Alumni Association Address
• Law School News
• Service Award
• Teaching Excellence
• Graduation Remarks of Justice Ann Walsh Bradley
• Dean Kearney's Remarks on the Wisconsin Court System
• Orientation Remarks by Michelle Behnke and Paul Connell
• Professor Papke's Remarks at the Mid-Year Graduation
• Class of 2004 Builds on a Legacy

Spring/Summer 2004 Full Version (non-interactive)

• A Collective Enterprise
• Serving the Unserved
• Prof. Judith McMullen: Lawyer, Teacher, Scholar
• Trial Skills
• Prof. Alan Madry: Religion and Law
• Alumni Class Notes
• Donor Profiles
• The Whole Tapestry: A Celebration of Wisconsin's Women Jurists
• Alumni Awards
• Alumni Association Address
• Campus News
• Hallows Lecture of Chief Justice Shirley S. Abrahamson
• Dean Kearney's Remarks to the Fellows of the Wisconsin Bar Foundation
• Dean Kearney's Remarks at the State Bar of Wisconsin CLE on Professionalism
• Tim Casey's Remarks to the Advisory Board
• Facing the Victims: Restorative Justice Program
• A Gift from Julianna Evert and Frank Daily

Fall/Winter 2003 Full Version (non-interactive)

• Beginning, But Not Anew
• In a Class of His Own
• Prof. Daniel Blinka: Lawyer, Teacher, Scholar
• Government Alumni
• Alumni Class Notes
• Honor Roll of Donors
• Campus Notes
• Alumni Association Address
• For the Past and the Future

Spring/Summer 2003 Full Version (non-interactive)

• Passing the Torch
• Introducing... Your New Dean
• Alumni Awards
• The Laydens: Men and Women for Others
• The Pen is Mightier than the Sword
• Honor Roll of Donors
• Alumni Association Address
• Helping Careers Take Flight
• Alumni Class Notes
• Campus Notes
• Campaign Update

Summer/Fall 2002 Full Version (non-interactive)