Would a second Donald Trump presidency really imperil American democracy? Influential commentators suggest that the former president is too “weak,” too desperate to be popular, or simply not “ smart ” ...

As universities have released demographic information about their new freshman classes — the first cohort affected by last year’s Supreme Court decision banning affirmative action — advocates for ...

After Global NGO and Government Work, One Member of the Class of 2026 is Looking to Law to Make Her Impact ...

The Admissions Office is seeking volunteers for its Student Admissions Committee (SAC). SAC plays an essential role in recruiting each new class and is a fun way to give back to the Law School ...

The Diversity Scholar Speaker Series brings together members of our law school community to discuss topics varying in subject that promote diversity, equity and inclusion. All events include lunch and ...

Tyler McBrien, Managing Editor of Lawfare, sat down with Lisa Luksch, a curator at the Architekturmuseum der TUM; Anjli Parrin, Assistant Clinical Professor of Law and Director of the Global Human ...

This is a workshop designed for Junior Researchers from across the University. All nontenured professors, fellows, and students are welcome at all sessions even if they do not wish to read the papers.

The new Supreme Court term that began this week isn’t overflowing with obvious blockbusters. The justices have taken one big culture-war case — a challenge to Tennessee’s ban on gender-affirming ...

Micciche was elected to the Dallas ISD Board in 2012.

At Yale, Lee was a psychology major and an aspiring journalist who served as managing editor of the News. Following her undergraduate career, she received her law degree from the University of Chicago ...

Nathan Hensley, '25 with Chuck Wolf, '75, who teaches Employee Benefits Law, at the ACEBC reception in Washington, DC, where ...