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Illinois Takes a Bite Out of Food Waste: A New Law Sets a Precedent

December 11, 2024

“Illinois’ new law represents an exciting example of the democratic process being effectively used to address the still largely unsolved issue of domestic food waste,”…

Analysis, Clinic Stories

'It’s time to end the barbaric practice of solitary confinement in immigration detention'

February 23, 2024

Clinic Stories, Op-Ed

‘Killer robots’ are coming, and the UN is worried

January 24, 2024

Analysis, Clinic Stories

Opinion: Will the Supreme Court Show a Little Humility?

January 22, 2024

Clinic Stories, Op-Ed

California didn’t ban Skittles. But it tackled a food safety problem the FDA hasn’t solved

November 2, 2023

Clinic Stories, Op-Ed

The Abolitionist and the Prisoners’ Union

October 18, 2023

Analysis, Clinic Stories

Telehealth laws need to be updated for a post-COVID health system

August 21, 2023

Clinic Stories, Op-Ed

Plea bargaining and mass incarceration go hand in hand. We need to end both.

November 7, 2022

Op-Ed, Updates

Convergence, Ep5: Joshua Crabtree – Creative Access to Justice Approaches in Rural America

August 3, 2021

Analysis, Clinical Voices

Strengthening WIC to improve health: A prescription for change

July 28, 2021

Op-Ed

Op-Ed: How the VA has illegally denied healthcare to thousands of veterans

June 1, 2021

Op-Ed

The covid-19 crisis is going to get much worse when it hits rural areas

April 21, 2020

Op-Ed

Facial Recognition Laws Are (Literally) All Over the Map

December 18, 2019

Analysis, In the News

U.S. Permanent Resident Almost Deported Until HLS Crimmigration Clinic Proved the Government Wrong

August 6, 2019

Client Stories, Hot Take

Clinical Students Set a New Record of Over 1900 Hours of Legal Research and Writing for Massachusetts Trial Judges

July 31, 2019

Legal & Policy Work, Op-Ed

Our Semester in Washington

May 29, 2019

Op-Ed

Clinic Submits Comments on EPA’s Proposed IRIS Assessment Plan for Methylmercury

May 28, 2019

Analysis, Legal & Policy Work

Thanks for Listening: Episode 2 – Youth, Dialogue, and The “Can We?” Project

May 10, 2019

Hot Take

Restoring El Caño From Within

April 11, 2019

Legal & Policy Work, Op-Ed, Pro Bono

First Impressions: Judicial Process in Trial Courts Clinic

March 25, 2019

Clinical Student Voices, Hot Take

Higher Education is Failing Students of Color, but Congress Can Help

March 24, 2019

Hot Take

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Illinois Takes a Bite Out of Food Waste: A New Law Sets a Precedent

'It’s time to end the barbaric practice of solitary confinement in immigration detention'

‘Killer robots’ are coming, and the UN is worried

Opinion: Will the Supreme Court Show a Little Humility?

California didn’t ban Skittles. But it tackled a food safety problem the FDA hasn’t solved

The Abolitionist and the Prisoners’ Union

Telehealth laws need to be updated for a post-COVID health system

Plea bargaining and mass incarceration go hand in hand. We need to end both.

Convergence, Ep5: Joshua Crabtree – Creative Access to Justice Approaches in Rural America

Strengthening WIC to improve health: A prescription for change

Op-Ed: How the VA has illegally denied healthcare to thousands of veterans

The covid-19 crisis is going to get much worse when it hits rural areas

Facial Recognition Laws Are (Literally) All Over the Map

U.S. Permanent Resident Almost Deported Until HLS Crimmigration Clinic Proved the Government Wrong

Clinical Students Set a New Record of Over 1900 Hours of Legal Research and Writing for Massachusetts Trial Judges

Our Semester in Washington

Clinic Submits Comments on EPA’s Proposed IRIS Assessment Plan for Methylmercury

Thanks for Listening: Episode 2 – Youth, Dialogue, and The “Can We?” Project

Restoring El Caño From Within

First Impressions: Judicial Process in Trial Courts Clinic

Higher Education is Failing Students of Color, but Congress Can Help