West Virginia University Law professor Cody Corliss selected for Michigan Law Junior Scholars Conference
MOUNTAINEER NEWS — Cody Corliss, associate professor at the College of Law, was recently selected to present his work “The War Crime of Terror” at the 11th annual Junior Scholars Conference in Ann Arbor, Michigan.
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UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN MADISON LAW SCHOOL — Each spring, University of Wisconsin Law School celebrates excellence in teaching through its Teacher of the Year awards.
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YALE LAW SCHOOL — “The rich and enlightened societies of the modern West are the most prosperous, tolerant, and democratic the world has ever known,” writes Sterling Professor of Law Anthony Kronman ’75 at the beginning of his book, “True Conservatism: Reclaiming Our Humanity in an Arrogant Age” (Yale University Press, 2025).
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MSN — Columbia University’s interim president has resigned her role just one week after the Ivy League university agreed to change several policies to satisfy demands from the Trump administration.
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REUTERS — More than 300 law professors and other legal groups submitted court briefs backing law firm Perkins Coie in its lawsuit challenging President Donald Trump’s executive order that punished the firm for its work for Hillary Clinton and its diversity policies.
Read More about Legal groups and law professors voice support for law firm Perkins Coie in lawsuit against the federal governmentPodcast: University of Virginia Law professor Naomi Cahn and Samford Law professor Alyssa DiRusso discuss teaching trusts and estates
ASPEN LEADING EDGE — What’s the future of Wills, Trusts, and Estates in law school and beyond? In this episode, Naomi Cahn of the University of Virginia and Alyssa DiRusso of Samford University delve into the newly updated Wills, Trusts, and Estates in Focus, exploring why this field is more crucial than ever. From the…
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UNIVERSITY AT BUFFALO SCHOOL OF LAW — At UB, Coombs is working to expand our students’ exposure to veterans law, through his teaching and now with the establishment of the law school’s first-ever Veterans Law Practicum.
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THE KOREA TIMES — A Korean-American law professor is running for the U.S. Congress in the 45th congressional district, challenging Republican congresswoman Mimi Walters.
Read More about UC Irvine Law professor David Min runs for US congressUC Law San Francisco professor Emily Murphy recognized for teaching excellence
UC LAW SAN FRANCISCO — While spending over a decade earning advanced degrees in science and law, Professor Emily Murphy encountered a full spectrum of educators and took note of what made the great ones stand out—qualities like empathy, openness, and authenticity.
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UC LAW SAN FRANCISCO — Ten years ago, while on a road trip in Alabama, Cheryl Harris stumbled upon something deeply unsettling. Billboards with provocative slogans claimed that being anti-racist or pro-diversity meant supporting the persecution—and even extermination—of white people.
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