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 For retired U.S. Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor, teaching young people about how the government works is "the most important thing I've done." Aiding in her efforts is iCivics, a revolutionary Internet-based, interactive method of teaching civics through games that was developed under her leadership and is being refined and executed in many Waco and Midway elementary school classrooms by Baylor Law School. |
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 Baylor community brings needed services to region
In the fall, 120 Waco-area young people moved closer to the dream of becoming documented U.S. residents. At that same time, military veterans were advised about legal issues such as wills or child support. |
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 Fellowship provides interns to worthy organizations
Baylor Law School's Summer Public Interest Fellowships are awarded to students who intern during the summer at not-for-profit or governmental organizations serving underrepresented populations. |
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 Take a look at Baylor Law School's past
The Law Annex, located near the Tidwell Bible Building across from Carroll Library, was occupied by Baylor Law School as additional quarters from 1946 until Morrison Constitution Hall opened in 1955. |
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