Here’s a hypothetical about fees. Given its lack of complexity, commonality and lawyers’ need for a clear answer, it ought to be […]
Professor gets a peek into the world of female law students in Saudi Arabia “There must be some kind of […]
Politics, jurisprudence and public service have all converged in Cynthia H. Coffman’s (J.D. ’91) career since her days in what was once […]
Linda DiSantis (J.D. '88) and Georgia Pacific's Tye Darland discuss why they serve on the college's Board of Visitors. [row][column]Linda […]
Mindfulness is awareness, cultivated by paying attention in a sustained and particular way: on purpose, in the present moment, and non-judgmentally. […]
Patricia “Tricia” Rackliffe (B.A. ’89) has scheduled her last exam, input her last grade, counseled her last student. After a 32-year career […]
I first encountered To Kill a Mockingbird in the sixth grade. I’m fairly certain I ended up buying the CliffsNotes […]
Julian Juergensmeyer, Ben F. Johnson Jr. Chair in Law, and director of of the Center for the Comparative Study of […]
The Council on Education for Public Health (CEPH) Board of Councilors has accredited the School of Public Health at Georgia […]
Shana Tabak, Georgia State University On Thursday, the Supreme Court deadlocked on U.S. v. Texas, the most important immigration case […]
