Many of our readers may be familiar with our Research Guides. If not, please check them out. The Research Guides cover a number of topics of use to law students and practitioners alike. Within each guide are sources found in …
Congrats to Ari Goldstein (pictured) and the ten other students who received Research Certificates this semester! Want more information on the Library’s Research Certificate program? Visit our page here. New Research Certificate eligible programs will be posted at the start …
Submit a paper to the 2013-2014 Louis Jackson National Student Writing Competition in Employment and Labor Law! Prizes will be awarded of $3000, $1000, and $1000 respectively for first, second and third places. Judges will consider papers on any topic …
Great Writing Competition for Lovers of Labor and Employment Law. Read more »
The LBGT community in India (Known as Hijras) has a long history. The origins of Hijras go back millennia to a time when transsexuals, eunuchs and gays held a special place in society because of Hindu myths attesting to them …
Indian Supreme Court Issues Decision Against LBGT Community Read more »
How? Win the 2013-2014 Beveridge & Diamond Constitutional Environmental Law Writing Competition. Any topic addressing developments or trends in U.S. environmental law that have a significant constitutional or “federalism” component are eligible. Students currently enrolled in law school can submit, …
