Centers
WVU Law centers serve both our students and our state. As a hub for legal expertise, our centers help disseminate important information, influence public policy, conduct research, offer pro bono services, and support the public. They also hold incredible opportunities for our students to hone their skills as they begin to practice law under faculty supervision.
Students at Work
42,000+ hours of pro bono service from all WVU Law students
37,300+ hours of service from 3L students
29,600+ hours of service from clinical program students
5,600 hours of service from 2025 Public Interest Advocate Fellows (15 total)
4,760+ hours for pro bono honorees (44 students total)