A profile on Boston University Law careers director Kim Wong
BU TODAY — Glazing and firing a ceramic fortune cookie here, baking a custom birthday cake there, keeping up with coursework for her part-time MBA program, serving as vice chair for a staff affinity network, parenting a nine- and five-year-old—all between helping students figure out how to enter the public law sector.
Read More about A profile on Boston University Law careers director Kim WongBoston University Law professor Andrew Elmore discusses career in workers’ rights
THE RECORD — Andrew Elmore brings over two decades of experience in advocating for low-wage workers and studying the role of law in protecting workplace standards and of social movements in advancing workers’ rights.
Read More about Boston University Law professor Andrew Elmore discusses career in workers’ rightsUCLA Law emeritus professor Daniel Lowenstein honored by AALS Section on Election Law
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA RECORD — UCLA School of Law emeritus professor Daniel Lowenstein has earned the 2025 John Hart Ely Prize in the Law of Democracy, which is presented by the election law section of the Association of American Law Schools.
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UC LAW SAN FRANCISCO — The University of California College of Law, San Francisco (formerly UC Hastings) and its Center for Negotiation and Dispute Resolution (CNDR) were well represented at the 17th Annual AALS Alternative Dispute Resolution Works-in-Progress Conference, held at the University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law from October 18-19, 2024.
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COLUMBIA LAW SCHOOL — On the first day of the spring semester, Dean Daniel Abebe shares a message with the community.
Read More about Columbia Law dean Daniel Abebe welcomes students back to campus for the spring semesterGeorge Washington Law professor Robert J. Cottrol and Samford Law professor Brannon P. Denning honored with book prizes
GEORGETOWN LAW — – The Georgetown Center for the Constitution is pleased to announce that Robert J. Cottrol, L’84, Harold Paul Green Research Professor of Law at the George Washington University Law School and Professor of History and Sociology in the Columbian College at George Washington University, and Brannon P. Denning, Starnes Professor of Law at Samford…
Read More about George Washington Law professor Robert J. Cottrol and Samford Law professor Brannon P. Denning honored with book prizesHarvard Law Today discusses birthright citizenship challenges with Harvard Law professor Gerald Neuman
HARVARD LAW TODAY — Harvard Law School Professor Gerald Neuman says a president has no authority at all to change United States citizenship rules.
Read More about Harvard Law Today discusses birthright citizenship challenges with Harvard Law professor Gerald NeumanUniversity of Iowa Law professor Gregory Shill elected chair of AALS Section on State and Local Government Law
UNIVERSITY OF IOWA COLLEGE OF LAW — Professor Gregory Shill was elected Chair of the Association of American Law Schools Section on State and Local Government Law.
Read More about University of Iowa Law professor Gregory Shill elected chair of AALS Section on State and Local Government LawUniversity of Michigan Law professor Matthew Fletcher publishes short story collection
MICHIGAN LAW — Professor Matthew L.M. Fletcher, ’97, has been writing fiction off and on since graduating from law school. Although a few of his stories have been published in literary journals over the years, most have not received broader distribution—until now.
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UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO NEWSROOM — A big employment discrimination case is being heard in the Lone Star state’s highest court this month, but not without help from a University of New Mexico law professor.
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