Ohio State University Law professor Dakota S. Rudesill analyzes the history of qualified immunity
ABA JOURNAL — Teach what you know. That piece of wisdom came to mind when schools closed due to the coronavirus global pandemic in mid-March, and I suddenly had a new job: second grade home-schooler.
Read More about Ohio State University Law professor Dakota S. Rudesill analyzes the history of qualified immunityPenn State Dickinson Law faculty and staff raise funds for educational equity scholarship
PENN STATE NEWS — When Penn State Dickinson Law Associate Dean for Academic and Student Services Jeffrey A. Dodge heard about the generous gift made to the Dickinson Law Future Fund and Penn State Student Care and Advocacy Emergency Fund by Dickinson Law Dean and Donald J. Farage Professor of Law Danielle Conway, he was…
Read More about Penn State Dickinson Law faculty and staff raise funds for educational equity scholarshipUniversity of Richmond Law professor Julie McConnell discusses the legal profession’s role in addressing racial injustice
STYLE WEEKLY — As a virus lingers and protests against injustice fill the streets, here are some of those who are helping Richmond through it all.
Read More about University of Richmond Law professor Julie McConnell discusses the legal profession’s role in addressing racial injusticeBig Ten Law schools to host virtual speaker series on law and racial equality
INDIANA UNIVERSITY NEWS — The nation’s Big Ten law schools will host a 12-week series of lectures relating to race, law, equality and other relevant issues starting Sept. 1. Spanning a wide range of topics, including abolition of the police force and mass incarceration, the series brings together — virtually — the nation’s leading scholars…
Read More about Big Ten Law schools to host virtual speaker series on law and racial equalityCollege professors plan strike and public teach-in for racial justice
INSIDE HIGHER ED — Three headline-making images from the past week sparked an upcoming strike for racial justice — what could be the biggest collective action by academics in recent memory.
Read More about College professors plan strike and public teach-in for racial justiceUniversity of Maryland Law professor Russell McClain publishes book for students on thriving in law school
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND SCHOOL OF LAW — The Guide to Belonging in Law School, a new book by Prof. Russell McClain, was published by West Academic Press in July.
Read More about University of Maryland Law professor Russell McClain publishes book for students on thriving in law schoolUniversity of Virginia Law welcomes class of 2023
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA SCHOOL OF LAW — The Class of 2023 is setting new records for gender and racial diversity at the University of Virginia School of Law. Women make up a majority of the first-year class for the first time in the school’s history, and the students are the most racially diverse in a…
Read More about University of Virginia Law welcomes class of 2023Yale Law professor William Eskridge publishes book examining marriage equality
YALE LAW SCHOOL — For decades, John A. Garver Professor of Jurisprudence William Eskridge ’78 has advocated for LGBTQ rights through his scholarship and as a national expert on sexuality, gender, and the law.
Read More about Yale Law professor William Eskridge publishes book examining marriage equalityLaw Firm Antiracism Alliance establishes nonprofit organization to tackle systemic racism in the law
REUTERS — Backers of a nationwide initiative by law firms, launched in the wake of George Floyd’s death, to tackle systemic racism in the law are drafting paperwork to formalize it into an industry-funded nonprofit.
Read More about Law Firm Antiracism Alliance establishes nonprofit organization to tackle systemic racism in the lawUniversity of Baltimore Law professor Sonya Ziaja discusses public participation in the regulatory process to combat structural racism
UNIVERSITY OF BALTIMORE SCHOOL OF LAW — In a recent comment in the Yale Journal on Regulation, UB Law Prof. Sonya Ziaja calls for changes to administrative law procedures to combat structural racism.
Read More about University of Baltimore Law professor Sonya Ziaja discusses public participation in the regulatory process to combat structural racism