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The University of Arizona James E. Rogers College of Law Welcome to the University of Arizona James E. Rogers College of Law. The College of Law, the oldest law school in Arizona and one of the first established in the West, originated in 1915, when a department of law was created as part of the College of Letters, Arts and Sciences at the University of Arizona. In 1925, the College of Law was established as the fifth college at The University of Arizona. In 1999, the College was renamed the James E. Rogers College of Law, in honor of the generous support of James E. Rogers, prominent attorney, businessman and philanthropist, who graduated from the College of Law in 1962. During the College’s 85 year history, many of Arizona’s distinguished judges and lawyers have pursued their educations at the UA College of Law. In addition, our graduates hold positions of leadership in the legal, corporate and political arenas throughout the country.

Message from the DeanGo ToIntroduction to the College of Law from Dean Toni Massaro.

Go ToFact Sheet The College of Law at The University of Arizona is a nationally prominent law school that has developed a high quality academic program that prepares lawyers for leadership and service throughout the State, the country and internationally. Learn more about the College.
Go ToFaculty Directory Our faculty is comprised of a group of outstanding teachers and scholars dedicated to the education and development of their students. Learn more about this faculty.
Go ToAcademic Calendar Find important dates and holidays in the College of Law Calendar.


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