The University of Pittsburgh School of Law's historical publication collection includes student and staff newspapers (The University Times, Pitt Law Record, Pitt Law Chronicle, Voir Dire, etc.) from 1958 to 2006, detailed School of Law Bulletins from 1897 to 1974 showcasing course information and institutional details, and yearbooks that document class portraits, events, and milestones. Digitized and available online, these publications provide a comprehensive view of the law school's evolution, capturing its academic environment, community life, and significant historical moments.
The Law Down: A Century Remembered, A 100 Year History of the University of Pittsburgh School of Law" was written by W. Edward Sell, dean emeritus of the school, distinguished professor emeritus and Pitt's longest-serving tenured professor. The book recounts the history of the University of Pittsburgh School of Law from 1895 to 1994 and offers dates and graduation years of faculty and alumni.
Typed and handwritten notes of author during period 1922-1923 while law student at Pitt Law.