Franciska Coleman was elected chair of The Association of American Law School’s Section on Constitutional Law in January 2025.Submitted by Law School News on May 5, 2025This article appears in the categories: Activities & ScholarshipRelated employee

Franciska Coleman posted a new essay to SSRN, "From Protection to Empowerment." Read the abstract and download the article.Submitted by Law School News on November 4, 2021This article appears in the categories: Activities & ScholarshipRelated employee

Torey Dolan presented "Regulating Democracy on Reservation" at the Democracy Works In Progress conference at Michigan State University on April 11, 2025.Submitted by Barolo Gargiulo,Leo on April 10, 2025This article appears in the categories: Activities &

Franciska Coleman was named chair-elect of The Association of American Law School’s Section on Election Law in January 2025.Submitted by Law School News on May 5, 2025This article appears in the categories: Activities & ScholarshipRelated employee profiles

Torey Dolan published "Where's Mr. Postman? The Struggles of Voting by Mail in Indian Country" in the Harvard Civil Rights - Civil Liberties Law Review on June 26, 2024. Read the paper.Submitted by Law School News on August 6, 2024This article appears in the

Franciska Coleman was a panelist discussing "Private Employer Sanctions on Free Speech" during a Non-governmental Restrictions on Free Speech symposium hosted by Arizona State University on March 19, 2022. Submitted by Law School News on March 28, 2022This

Asifa Quraishi-Landes presented during a webinar on "Protecting Academic Freedom, Empowering Muslim Students After the Hamline Controversy" hosted by Rutgers Law School on Feb. 3, 2023. Submitted by Law School News on February 8, 2023This article appears in

Franciska Coleman was an invited panelist on the Power of Our Neighbors Constitutional Democracy and Civic Education panel during the University of Missouri Law Review Symposium March 13-14, 2025.Submitted by Law School News on May 5, 2025This article appears

Torey Dolan filed an amicus brief on behalf of the Navajo Nation in Louisiana v. Callais on the constitutionality of race-conscious remedies under section 2 of the Voting Rights Act on Sept. 3, 2025.Submitted by Barolo Gargiulo,Leo on September 17, 2025This

Mark Sidel was appointed visiting chair in global justice at the University of Liverpool School of Law and Social Justice, where he will collaborate with colleagues at Liverpool and elsewhere on civil society regulation and other academic projects.Submitted