University of Montana Law students Ana Salyards and Margaret Bell awarded scholarships for ethics in public affairs
UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA — The University of Montana’s Maureen and Mike Mansfield Center announces that Ana Salyards and Margaret Bell are the recipients of this year’s Bob and Sue Brown Undergraduate Scholarships for Ethics in Public Affairs.
Read More about University of Montana Law students Ana Salyards and Margaret Bell awarded scholarships for ethics in public affairsA look at UNLV Law initiatives related to tribal gaming, governance, and hospitality
UNLV NEWSROOM — Makai Zuniga, a member of the Northern Paiute, was born to teenaged parents and raised in the Reno-Sparks Indian Colony.
Read More about A look at UNLV Law initiatives related to tribal gaming, governance, and hospitalityAn interview with NYU Law student Austin Upshaw
NYU LAW — Preparing for a moot court competition takes place in phases. First, my team and I had to wrap our heads around the case problem.
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THE TRANSYLVANIA TIMES — The Transylvania Partners for Democracy invite citizens representing all political viewpoints to attend a public forum at the Mary C. Jenkins Community and Cultural Center at 7 p.m. on June 12.
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NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW — Never has the power of the media been more evident — with fake news popping up by the second, polarized news channels and public TV and radio under fire — it’s absolutely vital to find reputable news sources.
Read More about Northeastern Law hosts Women in the Law ConferenceNortheastern Law Civil Rights and Restorative Justice students travel to New Orleans to investigate police brutality case
NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW — At the end of April, four students from CRRJ’s 2024 Spring Clinic traveled to New Orleans, Louisiana, a trip that signified the culmination of their clinical investigations.
Read More about Northeastern Law Civil Rights and Restorative Justice students travel to New Orleans to investigate police brutality caseNortheastern Law professor Margaret Burnham to co-direct project examining the treatment of human remains
NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW — This summer, CRRJ Director Margaret Burnham is co-directing a project that seeks to evaluate the ethical concerns raised by the widespread U.S. practice of disposing of executed and deceased prisoners’ remains by donating their bodies to science, medicine or archival purposes.
Read More about Northeastern Law professor Margaret Burnham to co-direct project examining the treatment of human remainsNorthwestern Law professor Peter DiCola discusses expertise in copyright law
NORTHERN LAW — When the trailer for “Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey” hit the internet in January 2023, the masses were both confused and entertained. The same happened when the sequel debuted earlier this year.
Read More about Northwestern Law professor Peter DiCola discusses expertise in copyright lawNotre Dame Law expands partnership with Ukrainian Catholic University
UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME THE LAW SCHOOL — Notre Dame Law School has further deepened its ties with the Ukrainian Catholic University (UCU) after the universities formalized an agreement to significantly expand their existing partnership.
Read More about Notre Dame Law expands partnership with Ukrainian Catholic UniversityNotre Dame Law celebrates graduates during commencement
UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME THE LAW SCHOOL — Notre Dame Law School honored the Class of 2024 on Saturday, May 18. The class included 186 J.D., 13 LL.M., and two J.S.D. graduates.
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