The Supreme Court leak potentially tipping the court’s hand on abortion has led to a renewed discussion on court polarization. UVA Miller Center scholar Barbara Perry analyzes the situation.
With three hard-earned degrees in hand, Candelmo plans to be a part of the policymaking machinery that drives legislation impacting everyday Americans.
Capitalizing on a second shot at a prestigious fellowship, Justene Hill Edwards is now focused on continuing her work on the rise, fall and lasting effects of the Freedman’s Bank.
A socially conscious student, Christopher Mathis is adding a Ph.D. in higher education to his law degree in the interest of systemic fairness.
By daybreak, life at a university is swinging into action. Athletes. Chefs. Nurses. Teachers. Drivers. Start your day with a look at how UVA starts its days.
This year, the John T. Casteen III Diversity-Equity-Inclusion Leadership Awards honor Garrick Louis, Sanjeev Kumar and Jennifer Hulvey – members of the UVA community with a commitment to, and passion for, diversity, equity and inclusion.
UVA Law professor Douglas Laycock comments on what may be going on behind the scenes now that a draft decision linked to Roe v. Wade has been leaked.
In this 2019 article from the School of Law website, professor Frederick Schauer argued that the justices historically haven’t let precedent outweigh their own judicial predispositions.