Month: February 2021

Kris Kristofferson (with Fred Foster) originally wrote "Me and Bobby McGee" for Roger Miller, a gifted country music performer whose work often included humor. Miller's release reached number 12 on ...

To be held online on the Zoom platform, hosted by Indiana University Robert H. McKinney School of Law Slavery (the treatment of humans as chattel) and enslavement through conquest, birth, ...

Citizenship and Latinx Invisibility...   The Netflix Amend series  is a powerful, informative, star-studded affair educating us on so many important facets of the 14th Amendment of the U.S. Constitution. …

Spring is an academic job extravaganza here at the Charles Widger School of Law. We have a tenure-track position, an exciting entrepreneurial position, specialty positions, clinical positions, and traditional VAPs.…

The University of Idaho has announced that Professor Johanna Kalb, the Associate Dean for Administration & Special Initiatives at Loyola - New Orleans Law, will become its new dean.  Kalb,…

The New York Times evidently trusts at least some of its readers to appreciate even subtle classical allusions. A recent article had this subheading: Nationwide lockdowns and school closings have broken…

The University of Iowa College of Law anticipates hiring one lateral faculty member in the Health Law and Policy area and one lateral faculty member in Environmental Law. QUALIFICATIONS: Consistent…

Via New York City Councilmember Mark D. Levine (@MarkLevineNYC), this news that New York City has released data (here) on vaccination rates broken down by zip code. On NYC's own…

This is a guest post by Helen Scott, who is professor of English and director of the Buckham Overseas Study Program and graduate program director at the University of Vermont. ...

  First and foremost, it's over and few of us are surprised.  Second, as several here opined, the January 6th speech wasn't enough. Third, The House managers should have focused…