It’s not a fun time to be a home buyer. UVA experts weigh in on the latest trends in real estate.
The founder of the Center for Politics says, “If you don’t believe that truth matters, you cannot have a democracy. It will not hold together.”
Eric Edelman, a practitioner senior fellow at the Miller Center of Public Affairs, examines the potential expansion of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization by two more members.
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.
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.
A new course at the University of Virginia seeks to answer an age-old question about democracy and inequality, often from the perspective of who has the cash.
Law students provided much of the background work for the bipartisan Virginia Literacy Act, which grounds reading instruction in science-based reading research.