Each year, students arrange symposia on a range of important and fascinating subjects. The students may represent ongoing student organizations or journals or ad hoc groups formed just for the purpose of organizing the symposium. Funds to support such projects may be obtained through individual organizations and journals, the Law School Student Senate Speakers Committee and the Law School Symposium Committee, chaired by the Associate Dean for Academic Affairs.
Funding is limited and the process is competitive.
Recent symposia topics have included prostitution, voting rights, unemployment compensation, competition and the information superhighway, civil rights, and jury reform. The Law School encourages all student groups and organizations to create and maintain their own home pages on the World Wide Web. The faculty and administration of the Law School do not monitor or control the material or links included in student-maintained home pages.