Turn up the volume, ASU Law — your year is officially #wrapped! ✨ From national rankings and groundbreaking innovations to caffeine-powered study sessions and the bravest cold-call warriors — our community didn’t just show up, we showed out. Here’s to the year of leveling up, breaking records, serving justice (and looks) and shaping the future of law. ⚖️ Swipe through our ASU Law Wrapped, then continue celebrating 2025’s standout accomplishments in the latest edition of The LENS: https://ow.ly/z

Ever wondered what it’s like to be an ASU Law student? 📚 Join 2L Taylor Van Why as she takes us through a typical day, from grabbing her favorite cup of coffee to hitting her go-to study spot, attending class and sharing what it’s like to work as an ASU Law student ambassador. She even winds down with a little self-care pilates to wrap up the day. 🧘‍♀️ | Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law

“You need to learn how to say no in life.” When they ask, “Would you like one of these?” ASU Law students: “No. I want two.” Our students said "no" to just one freebie 😂 and "yes" to career connections at the Inspire On-Campus Interview (OCL) program, where 3Ls and recent grads connect with employers like Rafi Law Group for opportunities! Huge shoutout to Rafi Law Group for bringing the swag and good vibes, and to all the amazing employers who joined us on campus. Your support helps our student

Funeral arrangements announced for retired Justice Sandra Day O’Connor

First-year law student Jaylon Romine (Muscogee, Kiowa and Chickasaw) is a Tribal college graduate who values education that centers Indigenous voices and history. Drawn to the Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law for its strong Native community and resources, Jaylon saw the Indian Legal Program as a place to grow and give back. His goal is to use the law to strengthen Tribal Nations and to combat negative stereotypes common throughout Native communities. | Indian Legal Program at the Sandra Day O'