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Justice Kennedy teaches class, talks on professionalism at CU
Richard E. Shugrue, Justice Kennedy Teaches Class, Talks on Professionalism at CU, Creighton Law. Mag., Spring 2001, at 4.
Remembering former law Dean Steven Frankino
Richard E. Shugrue, Remembering Former Law Dean Steven Frankino, Creighton Law., Spring 2006, at 18.
... And they're off! Santonis retire early, head for sunny California
Richard E. Shugrue, ... And They're Off! Santonis Retire Early, Head for Sunny California, Creighton Law. Mag., Summer 2003, at 3.
Roscoe Pound, Commissioner
Richard E. Shugrue, Roscoe Pound, Commissioner, Neb. Law., Aug. 2000, at 18, reprinted in The History of Nebraska Law (Alan G. Gless ed., 2008).
Supreme Court Justice Kennedy visits Creighton Law School
Richard E. Shugrue, Supreme Court Justice Kennedy Visits Creighton Law School, Neb. Law., Nov. 2000, at 32.
Honorable Warren K. Urbom
(Creighton University Media Services, 2007)
Part of the video oral history series of distinguished Nebraska jurists for the District of Nebraska branch of the Historical Society of the U.S. Courts in the Eighth Circuit Oral History Project.
Interview by Robert Benjamin with Arthur Pearlstein
DVD: Interview by Robert Benjamin with Arthur Pearlstein, in The Mediators: Views from the Eye of the Storm (Resourceful Internet Solutions 2007).
Law School welcomes a new dean: Patrick J. Borchers takes the helm
Richard E. Shugrue, Law School Welcomes a New Dean: Patrick J. Borchers Takes the Helm, Creighton Law. Mag., Spring 2000, at 6.
Roscoe Pound : Arguably Nebraska's single greatest contribution to American legal history
Richard E. Shugrue & Alan G. Gless, Roscoe Pound : Arguably Nebraska's Single Greatest Contribution to American Legal History, in The History of Nebraska Law 289 (Alan G. Gless ed., 2008).
Honorable Lyle E. Strom
(Creighton University Media Services, 2002)
Part of the video oral history series of distinguished Nebraska jurists for the District of Nebraska branch of the Historical Society of the U.S. Courts in the Eighth Circuit Oral History Project.