Professor Deborah Archer's Essay for the National Constitution Center Blog
The essay analyzes the Twenty-Fourth Amendment, which ended poll taxes in federal elections. <more>
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Roxy Menhaji 3L and Sam Friedfeld 3L are spending their summer as trademark externs at Ladas & Parry LLP. <more>
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Nailing Your Cross-Border Deal
Professor F. Peter Phillips '87 shares five lessons from this summer's International Dispute Resolution “Boot Camp.” <more>
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Find out how our award-winning Taxation LL.M. can boost your career. Sign up for our final information session of the summer on August 2. <more>
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News from The Plumeri Center
This spring, our students counseled cyberharassment victims, met with legislators in Washington, and presented at The Nature Conservancy. <more>
News and Events
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Professor Nadine Strossen on CBS News
Professor Strossen commented on the Trump administration’s reassessment of the Department of Education’s rules about sexual assault on campus. <more>
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Three Key Points About the Flores Immigration Ruling
Professor Lenni Benson, who was quoted in national media coverage of the case, shared insights. <more>
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Professor Ari Waldman Talks Privacy In-Depth
Professor Waldman spoke with the International Association of Privacy Professionals about his award-winning paper, "Designing Without Privacy." <more>
