Month: May 2020

Columbia Journal of Gender & Law Symposium Announcement and Call for Papers Are You There, Law? It’s Me, Menstruation April 9, 2021 The Columbia Journal of Gender & Law is ...

This just in: The Section on Immigration Law of the Association of American Law Schools invites papers and works in progress for its “New Voices in Immigration Law” session at…

Call for Papers: Islamic Law and the Modern International Legal Order AALS Section on Islamic Law For the 2021 AALS Annual Meeting The Section on Islamic Law is pleased to…

Guest post by Jeff Rice. Written by Stephen Foster in 1854: Audio only: Audio only:    

According to a National Student Survey (April Replication) by Simpson Scarborough (here), 70% of surveyed college students say that online education is "worse" than in-person instruction. The survey does not ...

From BlackPast:Posted on September 9, 2017by contributed by: Samuel Momodu Philip Gibbs and James Earl Green, killed at Jackson State College, May 15, 1970 Fair use image The Jackson State…

This just in: The University of New Hampshire Franklin Pierce School of Law (UNH Law), a national leader in practical legal education with a commitment to inclusion, diversity, and quality ...

In my (unscientific) survey of law teaching during the pandemic (see here and here), I asked colleagues an open-ended question: Reflecting about your personal experience or about the experience of ...

Lincoln Memorial University has announced that Matt Lyon will be taking over as dean of its law school.  Lyon, who currently serves as associate dean of academic affairs, is a graduate…

As part of my (utterly unscientific) survey (described here), I asked law faculty to indicate whether several statements accurately described their situations. Of the 37 respondents, here are the percentages…