Jan 11 2019 Podcast Teleforum Faculty, Alumni, and Students Opposed to Racial Preferences lawsuit against Harvard and New York University Law Reviews Jonathan Mitchell An organization called FASORP (Faculty, Alumni, and Students Opposed to Racial Preferences) has sued the...
Jan 4 2019 Video Panel: Scholarly Rigor and Intellectual Orthodoxy William Baude, Erwin Chemerinsky, Joshua Kleinfeld, Thomas H. Lee, Erin O'Hara O'Connor 21st Annual Federalist Society Faculty Conference This panel will focus on questions of academic rigor and intellectual orthodoxy in modern American...
Aug 30 2018 Blog Post State Courts & AGs Docket Watch: Electronic Classroom of Tomorrow v. Ohio Department of Education Douglas R. Cole, Erik J. Clark In Electronic Classroom of Tomorrow v. Ohio Department of Education, the Ohio Supreme Court held...
Aug 20 2018 Publication Federalist Society Review The Student Right to Counsel Mike S. Adams, KC Johnson Federalist Society Review, Volume 19 Note from the Editor: This article argues that a student right to counsel in quasi-criminal...
Jul 16 2018 Podcast Teleforum Litigation Update: Trinity Western University v. Law Society of Upper Canada Derek Ross Religious Liberties Practice Group Teleforum Trinity Western University (“TWU”) is a private institution organized around a specific viewpoint: evangelical Christianity. ...
Jul 11 2018 Blog Post News Trump Administration Withdraws Guidance on Affirmative Action In Admissions Alison Somin On Wednesday, July 3, the Departments of Education and Justice announced that they withdrew a...
Jun 14 2018 Blog Post News Conservative leaders to DeVos: Repeal illegal, harmful Obama-era “Dear Colleague” letter Charles J. Szafir This week, conservative leaders across the country sent a letter, to U.S. Department of Education Secretary...
Jun 5 2018 Blog Post News Common Sense and the Borrowers Defense Rule Alexander Kritikos In 1994, Congress passed an amendment to the Higher Education Act that delegated responsibility to...
May 4 2018 Video Short Videos Federal Student Loans: What Happens If You Don't Pay? [POLICYbrief] Jason D. Delisle, Adam Minsky Short video featuring Jason Delisle and Adam Minsky Since 1958, the United States federal government has offered loans to help college students pay...
Apr 12 2018 Video Event Videos The Importance of Free Speech on Campus Josh Blackman CUNY Student Chapter On Thursday, March 29, Professor Josh Blackman was invited to speak at CUNY Law about...
Faculty, Alumni, and Students Opposed to Racial Preferences lawsuit against Harvard and New York University Law Reviews
Jonathan Mitchell
An organization called FASORP (Faculty, Alumni, and Students Opposed to Racial Preferences) has sued the...
Panel: Scholarly Rigor and Intellectual Orthodoxy
William Baude, Erwin Chemerinsky, Joshua Kleinfeld, Thomas H. Lee, Erin O'Hara O'Connor
21st Annual Federalist Society Faculty Conference
This panel will focus on questions of academic rigor and intellectual orthodoxy in modern American...
Docket Watch: Electronic Classroom of Tomorrow v. Ohio Department of Education
Douglas R. Cole, Erik J. Clark
In Electronic Classroom of Tomorrow v. Ohio Department of Education, the Ohio Supreme Court held...
The Student Right to Counsel
Mike S. Adams, KC Johnson
Federalist Society Review, Volume 19
Note from the Editor: This article argues that a student right to counsel in quasi-criminal...
Litigation Update: Trinity Western University v. Law Society of Upper Canada
Derek Ross
Religious Liberties Practice Group Teleforum
Trinity Western University (“TWU”) is a private institution organized around a specific viewpoint: evangelical Christianity. ...
Trump Administration Withdraws Guidance on Affirmative Action In Admissions
Alison Somin
On Wednesday, July 3, the Departments of Education and Justice announced that they withdrew a...
Conservative leaders to DeVos: Repeal illegal, harmful Obama-era “Dear Colleague” letter
Charles J. Szafir
This week, conservative leaders across the country sent a letter, to U.S. Department of Education Secretary...
Common Sense and the Borrowers Defense Rule
Alexander Kritikos
In 1994, Congress passed an amendment to the Higher Education Act that delegated responsibility to...
Federal Student Loans: What Happens If You Don't Pay? [POLICYbrief]
Jason D. Delisle, Adam Minsky
Short video featuring Jason Delisle and Adam Minsky
Since 1958, the United States federal government has offered loans to help college students pay...
The Importance of Free Speech on Campus
Josh Blackman
CUNY Student Chapter
On Thursday, March 29, Professor Josh Blackman was invited to speak at CUNY Law about...