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Geoffrey Stone, the Edward H. Levi Professor of Law, reached an extraordinary milestone of 50 years of teaching and University service. Over the decades, he has taught an estimated 8,000 students, served as Law School Dean and University Provost, and helped shape key University policies and initiatives.

Visit this tribute website to see interviews, photos, and stories of Professor Stone through the years.

Want to send a message of congratulations? Add a note to our Kudoboard.

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Geoffrey Stone Marks Half a Century of Teaching
When Geoffrey R. Stone, ’71, started his senior year at the University of Pennsylvania in 1967, he had no idea what he would do next. It was the height of the Vietnam War and like many of his male classmates, he thought about attending graduate school.

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Stone on His Early Years
Professor Stone talks about what brought him to UChicago, how he didn’t get off to the smoothest start, and the key to getting a position on the UChicago Law faculty.
 
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Stone on What Makes UChicago Special
Professor Stone speaks about what makes UChicago special and why he has continued to remain at the University throughout his career.
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"Roe at 40"
In 2013, Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Professor Stone, a longtime scholar of reproductive rights and constitutional law, reflected on the landmark Roe v. Wade decision and other gender-related cases of the era. 

REVISIT THEIR CONVERSATION
 
 
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Join Us in Congratulating Professor Stone!
 As part of this special celebration, we are inviting alumni to share memories or messages of congratulations on a Kudoboard for Professor Stone.

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