Soia Mentschikoff (1915–1984) reformed how the United States does business and led the way for later generations of women in law.

Two constitutional scholars weigh 21st-century challenges to the letter and spirit of the First Amendment.

Law School professor Justin Driver explores how education law became a cultural flashpoint.

The Constitution is a short read. The rest is history.

Constitutional scholar Sonja R. West, JD’98, on press freedom and its future. 

How a Law School librarian rediscovered a letter from John Marshall to George Washington.

W. Kamau Bell, LAB’90, prepares for his next upswing in the roller coaster business of comedy.

Martha C. Nussbaum argues a culture of rage and retribution is harming American society.

A landmark lawsuit aims to reform treatment of mentally ill inmates in Illinois prisons. 

As the historic document turns 800, David M. Rubenstein, JD’73, reflects on preserving a Magna Carta in the United States.