CU School of Law will build to meet future challenges A quiet revolution is taking place among law schools in America. In the best schools, law students bring laptops to class, where they can access the latest information on the topic under discussion.
Law libraries utilize innovative software to offer instant access to computerized legal resources.
This technology revolution is changing the way law is taught and learned, according to CU School of Law Dean Hal Bruff. The CU law school already has begun to transform itself, motivated by a vision of the legal profession in the next century. Most of America's law schools have operated in facilities built 40 to 50 years ago. Our students have changed, our faculty have changed and their mutual needs have changed. In the last few years, more than half the nation's law schools have launched major renovation or building programs to meet the challenge.