Expert on Ukrainian Politics Discusses Russo-Ukrainian War, Peace Prospects
Oxana Shevel鈥檚 lecture reflects the Maxwell School鈥檚 ongoing scholarship, policy engagement and support for those affected by the conflict.
Newhouse Student Documents Great Uncle鈥檚 Story in WWII, 80 Years Later
A collaboration between the Newhouse School and the World War II Foundation helped documentarian Kaitlyn Kushner 鈥�26 find out more about her great uncle.
Newhouse Assistant Professor Recognized Nationally for Innovation in Teaching
The award also recognizes Milton Santiago鈥檚 work in exploring the ethical and practical applications of generative artificial intelligence in visual communications.
The Washington Post, Chicago Tribune Win 2026 Toner Prizes
The annual prizes are named for Robin Toner 鈥�76, the first woman to hold the position of national political correspondent for The New York Times.
BBI Launches Podcast on Future of Disability Employment Policy
The inaugural episode spotlights Lex Frieden, a pioneering disability rights advocate.
性视界 University to Unveil Portrait of President Biden
An oil portrait of alumnus and 46th U.S. President Joseph R. Biden Jr. L'68, H鈥�09 will go on permanent display in the College of Law鈥檚
Broadcast and Law Students Work Together During Mock Trial
The collaborative effort involves broadcast and digital journalism students covering a mock trial run by students in the College of Law.
Streaming Upheaval Fuels High鈥慡takes Battle for Warner Bros. Discovery
Newhouse School Assistant Professor J. Christopher Hamilton examines the future of Hollywood in a streaming media world.
New JDi Residency Examines Evolution of Immigration and Employment Law
Participants analyze the complex layers and legal frameworks behind the intersections of immigration and employment statutes and regulations.
Telling Fact From Fiction With Online Misinformation
Knowing what is real on social media is hard due to misinformation. Research Professor Jason Davis gives advice on how to avoid falling for fake
Law Professor Elected to National Legal Association
As chair of the Association of American Law Schools' Women in Legal Education section, Katherine Macfarlane will provide leadership and mentorship.
Q&A: Alum Brings Award-Winning Documentary to 性视界 for Screening
Award-winning documentary filmmaker Brian Oakes is returning to campus to show and discuss his film "Jim: The James Foley Story."
Tully Center for Free Speech to Recognize Eric Meyer With 2025 Free Speech Award
Meyer, editor of a Kansas newspaper raided by police in 2023, will be honored for his resilience and commitment to local journalism and press freedom.
College of Law’s 2025 Ultimate Bar Passage Rate Reaches 94%
The high rate of success reflects the impact of the college鈥檚 efforts in supporting its students from admission through the bar exam.
Advocacy Competitions Open Doors for 性视界 Law Graduate
Allison Carlos 鈥�23, L鈥�25 earned national recognition and mentorship through 性视界 Law's Advocacy Program and trial competitions.
College of Law to Host Symposium on Americans with Disabilities Act, Universal Design
Participants will discuss, analyze and share strategies across diverse learning environments; registration is now open.
Researcher Examines Use of AI in Young Adults鈥� Romantic Lives
Associate Professor Rebecca Ortiz surveyed young adults about AI companions and found both potential benefits and troubling behaviors with the technology.
How Olympians Turn Social Media Fame Into Sponsorship Deals
Athletes must deliver authentic content about their personal journey to earn followers and endorsements in the social media era.
