University of North Carolina Law Environmental Law project celebrates accomplishments from their first year
UNC SCHOOL OF LAW — Don Hornstein, Thomas F. Taft Distinguished Professor of Law and Director of the School’s Center for Climate, Energy, Environment & Economics (CE3), teamed up in 2024-25 with Professor Maria Savasta-Kennedy, George R. Ward Professor of Law, and the student-run Environmental Law Project (ELP) to launch new initiatives focused on climate resiliency.
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DESERET NEWS — In the 1980s, when Northeastern University law professor Richard Daynard began his crusade against the tobacco industry, few in the legal community gave him much of a chance.
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OU DAILY — About 50 people attended a lecture Monday by OU law professor Joseph Thai titled “Campus Speech Rights and Wrongs,” a forum to educate people on First Amendment rights on college campuses.
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UNIVERSITY OF RICHMOND SCHOOL OF LAW — Richmond Law was honored to welcome Professor Katharina Pistor as the spring 2025 Emanuel Emroch Lecturer. In her thought-provoking presentation, “The Law of Capitalism and How to Transform It,” Pistor challenged the conventional view of capitalism as a purely economic system, arguing instead that it is fundamentally a…
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UNIVERSITY OF RICHMOND SCHOOL OF LAW — Professor Joel Eisen’s article “Utilities With Purpose,” co-authored with Professor Heather Payne of Ohio State University, has been selected as one of the five best environmental law articles of the year by Vanderbilt Law School and the Environmental Law Institute.
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STANFORD LAW SCHOOL — Stanford Law School faculty are again stepping up to support the law firms that are challenging several unprecedented executive orders President Donald Trump began issuing in March.
Read More about Stanford Law faculty file amicus briefs in support of law firms targeted by executive ordersA profile on Wilmington University Law dean Jan Jurden
DPM — Jan Jurden is new dean at Wilmington University’s School of Law.
Read More about A profile on Wilmington University Law dean Jan JurdenYale Law faculty sign letter condemning attacks on law firms and threats to international student free speech
YALE DAILY NEWS — On Friday, 63 Yale Law School professors released a signed letter condemning recent attacks from President Donald Trump’s administration that have targeted law firms that represent figures and causes that the President opposes.
Read More about Yale Law faculty sign letter condemning attacks on law firms and threats to international student free speechPodcast: Princeton University president Christopher L. Eisgruber discusses efforts to challenge executive orders
THE DAILY — Over the past few weeks, some of the most prestigious universities in the country have faced a threat to their very existence.
Read More about Podcast: Princeton University president Christopher L. Eisgruber discusses efforts to challenge executive ordersArizona State University Law professor Trevor Reed discusses the schools Indigenous Innovation Initiative
ASU NEWS — The ASU Charter embodies the university’s commitment to student success and research of public value and responsibility to the community.
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