The brief argues that Colorado has a compelling interest in protecting children from discriminatory harms and providing equal access to educational opportunities.
The article in the Indiana Law Journal Supplement examines the constitutional foundations of state laws restricting noncitizen ownership of real property.
Opening Sept. 18, the exhibit celebrates the work and legacy of the late professor of art emeritus and master Chinese brush painter I-Hsiung Ju.
Maren Barclay ’27, Beamlak Abebe ’28 and Martha Afoakwa ’27 spent their summer in research labs across the country through the DART Fellowship program.
This summer, Nina Dascoli worked as a Litigation Summer Associate at Holland & Knight LLP in their New York office.
The architect and artist, who designed the Vietnam Veterans Memorial when she was 21, will give a lecture on Sept. 17 in Keller Theatre.
Nava Berwick ’27 explored culture, society and religion in Japan and Indonesia this summer through the Johnson Opportunity Grant program.
Five scholars examine and respond to the new volume co-edited by Drumbl and Kirsten Fisher.
The Liberating Ideas panel discussion takes place in Northen Auditorium on Sept. 16.
Journalists from six news outlets in Virginia will discuss the current state of local journalism in a Sept. 16 panel moderated by W&L’s Eric Deggans.
