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News & Notes
Enhancing Power and Visibility of Tribal Laws
The Law Library and GLILC work with partners and Native Nations within Wisconsin and the broader Great Lakes region to develop a digital publishing solution to enhance the power and visibility of tribal laws.
Labor Law Powerhouse Joins Faculty
For years, Ahmed White was impressed with University of Wisconsin Law School from afar. This fall, he joins the faculty as the James E. Jones Jr. Chair.
A Professor’s Advocacy Changes Tracks
Long-time decarceration advocate Renagh O’Leary transitions from clinical teaching to tenure-track research.
In Brief
We cover the latest University of Wisconsin Law School news.
Sowing the Seeds of Rural Entrepreneurship
The path from software developer to manager of the Rural Entrepreneurship Program may not seem like an obvious one. But for clinical professor Jeffrey Glazer, it all makes sense.
Latest Work of Sumudu Atapattu …
Sumudu Atapattu has extensively explored the link between human rights and environmental law in her research. In fact, she was one of the first people in the world to specialize in international environmental law.
Breaking Down the Anatomy of Cancel Culture
It’s no shock to Assistant Professor Franciska Coleman that the “cancel culture” debate has been highly visible in higher education.
An Enduring Legacy
Historical documents from Herman Goldstein’s personal collection are now available in Digital Repository.
A Seoul Journey
John Ohnesorge returns to South Korea as Fulbright Distinguished Scholar. In addition to teaching in the spring and fall semesters, Ohnesorge is researching Korea as a case study of democratization and the role of law in the region.