Faculty News

Professor Jill Hasday appeared before the National Commission on Military, National, and Public Service on April 25. Congress created this commission to make recommendations about reforming the Selective Service…

Myron Orfield, director of the Institute on Metropolitan Opportunity, was quoted in Washington Post on coverage of…

Professor Kitrosser was quoted in two national news stories on clashes between President Trump and Congress. In one, a Washington Post article entitled “…

The Institute on Metropolitan Opportunity, led by Professor Myron Orfield, recently published a well-received report on “American Neighborhood Change in the…

The online news site Vox quoted Professor William McGeveran and linked to his scholarly work on “selfmarks”—trademarks protecting personal identity, especially for celebrities. The article focused on the…

Professor Hill spoke at the Canadian Securities Administrators’ Biennial Commissioners Conference in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada, on April 17, 2019. Hill spoke on a panel that included regulators and…

Professor Tom Cotter was quoted in a Bloomberg Law article, “Qualcomm, Apple Deal Leaves FTC Case to Set Antitrust Limits,” as noting the settlement earlier this week of an antitrust lawsuit between Apple…

Science Magazine featured the collaborative work of Professors Francis Shen, Susan Wolf, and William McGeveran, in their joint project with University of Minnesota neuroscientist Mike Garwood on the…

A Law360 article titled “4 Things To Know About The Apple-Qualcomm Antitrust Trial” quotes Professor Tom Cotter for his views on the parties’ litigation strategies in a major antitrust trial that is scheduled to…

A recent article in the New York Times Opinion section, “A.I. Is Changing Insurance,” featured research from Professor Daniel Schwarcz’s article,…

Professor Hill spoke at a session on “Behavioral Biases in Decision-Making” at the International Foundation of Employee Benefit Plans 2019 Investments Institute. Hill explained and gave examples of biases that…

Professor Murray was quoted by Minnesota Public Radio about the actions that are required for prosecutors to prove the three charges—second- and third-degree murder, as well as second-degree manslaughter—against…