Law, Policy & Society
The “grandfather of restorative justice” looks back on a career spent advocating for change.
Peter Dreier, AM’73, PhD’77, examines how social movements changed baseball history.
Computer science and social science join forces to plumb the digital divide.
A sociologist investigates how businesses navigate legal gray areas.
A historian sheds light on the document behind the newest federal holiday.
At 18, Jack Schultz, AB’50, began a journey that set the course for the rest of his life.
Paul Kaufman, AB’00, did mock trial in high school. Now he runs the show.
Chicago’s Media Burn Archive is preserving a precious but vulnerable resource: video.
Questions for the San Francisco Chronicle sports editor, Baseball Hall of Fame voter, and transgender activist.
Punishment doesn’t end after incarceration, writes Crown Family School associate professor Reuben Jonathan Miller, AM’07.
Leon Kass, LAB’54, SB’58, MD’62, continues the conversation.