The Lewis & Clark Law School community is diverse and attracts students and scholars from all over the world. We are united by a common desire to serve others and use the law as a tool to affect positive change.
Hear from professors, clinic faculty, and students on what they are passionate about and what it’s like to pursue their legal interests at Lewis & Clark.
Meet Pamela Frasch, Associate Dean of the Animal Law Program and Founder of the Center for Animal Law Studies
Meet Tung Yin, Professor of Law, whose scholarly work focuses on the intersection of Constitutional Law and Criminal Procedure
Our history as a law school began with us being solely an evening program that educated working professionals to become attorneys. Today, with over 100 years of training lawyers under our belt, our part-time evening program is still going strong.
Students in our part-time evening program attend classes Monday through Thursday with classes starting no earlier than 5:30pm. As they progress through upper-division years, part-time students have the option of continuing classes in the evening or taking classes during the day as their schedule allows. The part-time program is structured to complete in four years - just one year more than the full-time program. Some students even complete the program in as little as three and a half years.
Earthrise Law Center is one of two renowned environmental law clinics at Lewis & Clark Law School. Earthrise is the largest environmental litigation clinic in the country. Hear from clinic faculty and students talk about what it’s like to work at Earthrise and why they’re passionate about the work they do.
