Over at his Market Design blog, Al Roth discusses our recent paper, “Voluntary, Unpaid, and Handsomely Rewarded: Donor Benefits in the World's Whole-Blood Systems,” which we recently posted to SSRN.…
William J. Suthon, a Tulane Law Professor, wrote The Dubious Origins of the Fourteenth Amendment in 1953. He wrote: What is to be discussed relates to the use of the…
Women shut out of fertility treatment are turning to social media for sperm. One BBC team paid £100 for a sample that arrived chilled, packed beside frozen tomato passata. My…
Western State College of Law (WSCL) at Westcliff University invites applications from entry level candidates for one tenure-track position beginning in the 2027-28 academic year. We are especially interested in…
This just in: The AALS Section on Family and Juvenile Law Call for Papers for the 2027 AALS Annual Meeting: Emancipate the Scope of Family Law Many of today's most…
Congratulations and a warm welcome to these faculty members at U.S. law schools who are part of the group of 49 people recently elected to membership in the American Law…
This just in: The Iowa Board of Regents invites applications for the inaugural permanent Director of the Center for Intellectual Freedom (the Center or CIF). Established by the Iowa General…
This just in: The University of Miami School of Law is pleased to announce that it is currently seeking applicants for visiting professor position(s) for the Fall 2026 and Spring…
Florida A&M has announced that Simone Marstiller will be the new dean of its law school. Marstiller, who holds a JD from Stetson Law, most recently served as secretary of…