On Thursday October 7th, in recognition of National Law Student Mental Health Awareness Day, the Law Faculty Committee on Student Wellness and the Law Library Wellbeing Committee are hosting several student activities, some of which we’d like to share with

constitutional order based on his recent book, After Nationalism: Being an American in an Age of Division. The

” with Stanford Law School Professor Lawrence Friedman. Their essay appears in the book, "Stewart

It's happening again, war in Europe, and with it possible human rights violations and war crimes. In this case, Russia's invasion of Ukraine may have included intentionally directing attacks against a civilian population, a possible violation of Article 8 of

Nazis. Witnessing the site of a famous Nazi book burning in Berlin, Levey also found himself thinking

capacity to justify our course of action as the right one. Today's book selection is a tale of outlandish

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law. He is the author of the critically acclaimed book, “A Well-Paid Slave: Curt Flood’s Fight for

The content of this article is more than 5 years old. Please be aware that information provided may no longer be accurate, up-to-date, or relevant.It may seem a little late for the greeting now that we’re near the end of January, but did you know that

Hello Law Badgers both new and old- welcome to the Fall ‘22 semester! Whether you’re a returning Badger or brand new, we’re guessing that you’ve already done some exploring of the Law Library physical space- we’ve seen many of you here studying.