• Inquiring Minds Want to Know: Barbara G. McClung G'81, L'87
• Land, Law and Beyond: Steven H. Temares L'83
• The Migratory Patterns of a Family Man: Richard D. Wood, Jr. L'64
• A Reformer for Our Times: James E. Nevels L'78, WG'78
• Judging Freddie: The Hon. Frederica A. Massiah-Jackson L'74
• Campus Chief: Stephen D. Schutt L'83
• The Journey from Longhorns to Walleye...and Back: Mark G. Yudof C'65, L'68

In 2001, when he was competing for a place on the board of the Journal of Constitutional Law second-year, joint degree student Kevin N. Maillard proposed the examination of Native American Law as a symposium topic. He was confident that the subject was overdue for consideration and he subsequently earned a place on the board as Symposium Editor. The Con Law Journal assembled leading scholars and activists from around the nation for a rigorous look at the issues over two days in February 2002. The symposium program examined issues of sovereignty and the Supreme Court, and allowed for a discussion of how Supreme Court decisions affect Native Americans.