The Faculty Lounge

I’m joined today by two special guests to discuss an unusual and ethically complex type of organ donation – imminent death donation, or IDD. As you’ll hear Thao Galvan explain…

Recently, I blogged about a touching story from Mark Tushnet in We Age But Our Students Remain Young. Over at PrawfsBlawg, Howard Wasserman provides a counterpoint: This Atlantic piece has…

Rock Legends Keith Richards and Paul McCartney (among others) have occasionally listed their favorite songs and artists. Here are some of them: Keith: Paul: Keith: Paul: Keith: Both: Keith: Paul…

Was this Revolutionary War hero America’s first openly gay general? Obviously. I thought that was clear.

Over at his Market Design Blog, Al Roth has a couple of posts about New York's Medical Aid In Dying Law (links below), which has passed both the state assembly…

This just in, with an extended submission deadline: Call for ParticipationMid-Atlantic Law & Society Association Conference The Mid-Atlantic Law & Society Association (MALSA) will host a one-day conference at Ramapo…

To those who celebrate. UNC's smart and hilarious John Coyle has a post over at the Transnational Litigation Blog on Microsoft Contract Day 2025, following up on posts from two…

According to Axios, "Private equity keeps inching closer to college sports, and now has a bit more certainty around its modeling." They're referring, of course, to the multibillion-dollar legal settlement…

Yesterday's post on the latest episode of The Taboo Trades Podcast, Exploitation Creep: Feminism, Sex, and Reproduction in International Law, reminded me of a prior episode with George Mason's Ilya…

Welcome to a very special bonus episode of the Taboo Trades podcast! Today I have a record number of guests – five in total—continuing a discussion that we began at…