Professor of Law Emeritus William Banks Featured in January 6th Hearings Lawyer 2 Lawyer Podcast
The January 6th hearings, a series of five scheduled hearings investigating the January 6th insurrection at the U.S. Capitol by the United States House Select Committee, is currently underway. In a Lawyer 2 Lawyer podcast on the Legal Talk Network, Professor of Law Emeritus William C. Banks discusses the hearings with host Craig Williams.
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Professor Shubha Ghosh Meets with Jeffrey Cross L’75 to Discuss Proposed Antitrust Reform Bill
In a podcast run by the College of Law’s Intellectual Property Law Institute and the Technology Commercialization Law Program, Professor Shubha Ghosh, director of the Syracuse Intellectual Property Law Institute, meets with Jeffery Cross L’75 to discuss the proposed antitrust reform bill originating from Senator Klobuchar.
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In Honor of Juneteenth, Professor Paula Johnson Participates in Two Symposia on Matters of Race and Law
Earlier this month, Professor Paula Johnson participated in two symposia on matters of race and law in honor of Juneteenth. The first event was the Franklin H. Williams Commission’s Race and Law Symposium. The full-day event took place on June 16th and centered on illuminating modern systemic racism’s roots in slavery and legally codified racial discrimination, including two panel discussions with leading legal academics, practitioners, and historians.
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Three College of Law Students Awarded 2022 Pat Tillman Foundation Scholarships
The Pat Tillman Foundation has announced its scholars for 2022 which includes three Syracuse University College of Law students: Natasha DeLeon (USMC Veteran), Amanda Higginson (Navy veteran), and William Rielly (Army veteran.) They join a fourth Syracuse University Tillman scholar, Anthony Ornelaz, Master of Fine Arts, College of Arts and Science, Air Force Veteran.
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University Professor David Driesen Selected as a Fulbright U.S. Scholar to Research the Impact of Carbon Pricing
University Professor David Driesen will study the impact of carbon pricing and produce scholarship on his findings as to the outcome of his Fulbright U.S. Scholar selection.
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