Aziz Z. Huq

Aziz Z. Huq is the Frank and Bernice J. Greenberg Professor of Law at the University of Chicago Law School, with a focus on US and comparative constitutional law. He holds a JD from Columbia Law School (2001, summa cum laude) and a BA in international studies and French from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (1996, summa cum laude).

• Current affiliations: Constitutional Law Workshop, International Law, Public Service and Public Interest Law Program
• Prior: Visiting Professor at University of British Columbia (2024), University of Toronto (2023), and Stanford Law School (2019)

His research spans constitutional design, democratic erosion, AI governance, and national security law. Articles analyze presidential immunity, algorithmic fairness, and judicial data stewardship, with keywords in Law, Computer Science, Political Science, and Criminology. Recent work examines digital privacy and reproductive rights post-Roe.

Notable scientific awards include the Graduating Students Award for Teaching Excellence (2015) and Project Syndicate's global '30 Forward Thinkers' list (2025). He serves on the boards of the ACLU of Illinois and Seminary Coop, and has held editorial roles for journals like Law and Social Inquiry.