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In recent weeks, ������Ƶ Law professor David S. Levine continued his work on the impacts of secrecy in hydraulic fracturing operations and ramifications of NSA spying, including a Sept. 20 article in Slate.

Associate Professor Eric Ashley Hairston's latest project takes a deeper look at the way antiquity shaped the ideas of early African-American scholars & writers whose works challenged whites' justification of slavery and disparagement.

������Ƶ Law Professor Henry Gabriel’s scholarship in domestic and international commercial law has been published recently in a book and several law journal articles.

A new book names ������Ƶ Law Professor Steven Friedland one of the 26 “best law teachers” in the United States. 

������Ƶ was pleased to welcome nine accomplished law professors to present scholarly works-in-progress during the 2012-‘13 academic year, on subjects ranging from transnational anti-corruption laws to tax law to the intersection of art, commercial speech and trademark law.

������Ƶ Law Professor Scott Gaylord contributed to the Room for Debate section of the New York Times, writing about the changing power dynamics between state and federal government. 

������Ƶ Law Professor Scott Gaylord offered insights about recent state legislation and court decisions related to abortion laws this week. 

������Ƶ Law Professor Michael Rich presented on technologies that can prevent crime and immigration law enforcement at the June meeting in Boston.

In 2013, ������Ƶ Law Professor Peter Hoffman has delivered numerous lectures and administered foreign and domestic training in trial procedure and advocacy.

David M. Crowe, professor of legal history at ������Ƶ Law and professor of history at ������Ƶ, presented scholarship at the Southern Conference on Slavic Studies and the annual convention of the Association for the Study of Nationalities.