Prof. Schaefer published a legal and policy brief on "Trump Administration Trade Policy: A Historical Perspective and Key Questions & Takeaways." It has been published by the Yeutter Institute as well as leading industry publications. Read more ›› buff.ly/PkOh3JQ #NELaw

Prof. Sheppard was elevated to Chair of the NCAA Institutional Review Board, which reviews research activities involving human subjects (student-athletes), to ensure their rights and welfare are protected. #NELaw

Prof. Berger presented about developments in methods of execution at the Richmond Law Review Symposium on "Death Penalty Abolition Advocacy in Regressive Times." The event brought together leading death penalty scholars, lawyers, and a wrongfully-convicted man who spent 17 years on death row. #NELaw

Prof. Dickinson published "How Not to Embarrass the Future," on Lawfare. Read more ›› buff.ly/lCfDmrV #NELaw

Prof. Lepard presented "Climate Justice and International and Intergenerational Fairness in Climate Finance" as a keynote panelist at the 26th Annual Global Conference on Environmental Taxation (“GCET26”), in Porto Alegre, Brazil. Read more ›› buff.ly/tmFZaoR #NELaw

Prof. Blankley’s paper “House Rules: Arbitrating NIL in College Athletics,” has been accepted for publication in the Marquette Sports Law Review. Read more ›› buff.ly/IlrLW5z #NELaw

Prof. Cole presented "The Cost of Bearing Witness: Building Resilience Around Secondary Trauma" at the inaugural Nebraska Court Interpreters' Conference. #NELaw

Prof. Johnson's essay, "History, Tradition, and the Franchise" was published in the Washington University Law Review. Read more ›› buff.ly/deO92wa #NELaw

Prof. Sheppard was part of a delegation that traveled to Brazil to discuss international IP issues with the head of the Brazilian Patent & Trademark Office, Judges in the Brazilian Federal Courts, the USPTO Attaché for Latin America and over a dozen IP attorneys from Latin American countries. #NELaw

Prof. Jefferis spoke to the Flatwater Free Press about a Nebraska inmate who appear on his now-wife's podcast. Read more ›› buff.ly/58fk2Lz #NELaw

Prof. Blankley's co-authored article "Restorative Justice Programs: Lessons From Nebraska's Community Mediation Centers," has been published in The Court Review. #NELaw

Prof. Schaefer discussed the impact of recent tariff actions and trade agreements on U.S. and Nebraska agriculture with Yeutter Institute colleagues at the Farm Management and Outlook Conference in Omaha. Read more ›› buff.ly/tVf7sZD #NELaw

Prof. Cooper was selected for the 2025 Equality Law Scholars Forum, an esteemed junior scholars forum designed to cultivate new ideas and foster collaboration in the area of Equality Law. #NELaw

Prof. Jefferies published an editorial with the Nebraska Examiner about federal immigration detention facility in Nebraska. Read more ›› buff.ly/v5WUiKM #NELaw

Prof. Paxton presented "Show me the Money! Effectively using program evaluation to secure funding," at the National Association of Counsel of Children Annual Conference. #NELaw

Prof. Weitzel presented “Market Alignment for Artificial Intelligence" at the Institute for Law & AI at Cambridge University. #NELaw

Prof. Ruser spoke to Flatwater Free Press about a human trafficking and deportation case in Omaha. Read more ›› buff.ly/YZoTMCS #NELaw

Prof. Shoemaker published (with former Nebraska Law professor @jamesftierney.bsky.social) "Absentee Ownership and the Berle-Means Firm," in the peer-reviewed Journal of European Economic History. Read more ›› buff.ly/YwyAuoa #NELaw

Prof. Taylor spoke with WOWT about Nebraska's Good Time Law and a Saunders County cold case. Read more ›› buff.ly/vwpT89Z #NELaw

Prof. Dickinson has been selected as a Non-Resident Bowden Fellow at the University of Texas Law School's First Amendment Center. Read more ›› buff.ly/AS2WGEP #NELaw

Prof. Cooper presented "Family Law in an Age of Political Contestation," at the International Society of Family Law Conference. Read more ›› buff.ly/bFDQ5ma #NELaw

Prof. Shoemaker co-organized a discussion on the structural frameworks for teaching property law, and presented in-progress paper "Contesting and Reimagining the Boundaries of Land Governance in Settler States," during the Association for Law, Property, and Society annual meeting this summer. #NELaw

Prof. Cooper contributed as a plenary panelist during the 2025 Family Law Scholars Teachers Conference forum titled "The Impacts of Trump 2.0 on Family Life and Family Law—and Strategies for Resistance." #NELaw

Professor Korey Taylor was named a 2025 Fellow of the American Bar Foundation (ABF). Read more ›› buff.ly/J0xXLXD #NELaw

Prof. Johnson presented "Against Election Law Exceptionalism" at the Richmond Junior Faculty Forum. Read more about the event ›› buff.ly/iNRYvjs #NELaw

Professor Elana Zeide researches the crucial role of effective data governance in protecting students, children and democratic values in an increasingly digital world. Learn more about her and other Nebraska Law professors working to solve problems around the world: law.unl.edu/researchimpact

Prof. Taylor presented “Due Process in the Shadows: The Case for Applying the Beyond a Reasonable Doubt Standard in Probation Revocation Hearings,” at the John Mercer Langston Writing Workshop at the University of Washington School of Law and CrimFest 2025 at Penn Carey Law School. #NELaw

Prof. Stefanie Pearlman has been reappointed to the Nebraska Supreme Court's Access to Justice Commission. Learn more about the Commission ›› buff.ly/IE4DAsh #NELaw

This summer, Prof. Shoemaker presented "Trading Acres" at the invitation-only property scholar workshop held at Fordham Law School. Check out the article ›› buff.ly/QSlTVCA #NELaw

Prof. Schutz presented, w/ Judge David Bargen, '06, at the Nebraska District Court Judges Summer Conference. They provided the audience w/ an overview of Nebraska Water Law and the district court's role in reviewing NRD decisions under the Nebraska Ground Water Management and Protection Act. #NELaw

Prof. Johnson's article "Concentration of Powers" has been accepted by the UC Davis Law Review. Read more ›› buff.ly/Q0PZdrl #NELaw

On game day and every day, leadership starts with integrity. Read how John Cunningham's, ’05, legal foundation shaped his role as Director of Athletics at Cincinnati. But as always, Go Big Red! #NELaw #GBR

The Nebraska Children's Justice and Legal Advocacy Center will transform juvenile court advocacy by equipping attorneys with the knowledge, skills and support needed to provide high-quality, trauma-informed representation. Read on ›› go.unl.edu/mhpt

Prof. Berger spoke to The Atlantic regarding incarceration practices in El Salvadoran prisons. Read on ›› ow.ly/6tTa50VXrSv

Prof. Schutz spoke to Flatwater Free Press about Nebraska Public Power District's purchase of rural Nebraska law from two of its executives. Read on ›› ow.ly/mght50VXs0B

Prof. Schaefer presented at an interdisciplinary Yeutter Institute Husker Trade Talk on recent tariff actions by the Trump Administration. #NELaw ow.ly/CzNE50VXrlr

Nebraska Law's investment in strengths-based development has created a culture where students, faculty and staff recognize and leverage their natural talents. #NELaw Read on » go.unl.edu/5q3j

Prof. Cole presented at the AALS Conference on Clinical Legal Education during a discussion on "Uncomfortable Collaboration: Teaching Students to Navigate Typically Adversarial Relationships in Cooperative Settings." Read on ›› ow.ly/B2IJ50VXr0b

Prof. Rick Duncan recently discussed Meyer v. Nebraska with the Once Again Nebraska podcast. Listen ›› ow.ly/4EYh50VXraJ

Prof. Johnson spoke to Bloomberg Law regarding an industry group's attempt to eradicate the National Labor Relations Board. Read on ›› ow.ly/Ulk550VXrG0

Prof. Jefferis' article, "Our Progressively Brutal Constitution: A Legal Expressivist Account of the Excessive Force Doctrine," was accepted as the lead article to Volume 75 of the Emory Law Journal. Read on ›› ow.ly/tM3y50VJX6v

Prof. Cole co-authored "A Love A Love Letter to the Leaders: Why Recognizing and Discussing Secondary Trauma in Legal Work Will Benefit Your Staff, Your Clients, and Most Importantly, the Work" for the Nebraska Journal on Advancing Justice. Read on ›› ow.ly/FAVq50VJUxA

Prof. Thimmesch's article, "Adjudicative Retroactivity and the Power to Punish," was recently accepted for publication by the University of Pennsylvania Journal of Constitutional Law. Read on ›› ow.ly/mW6t50VJTSL

Prof. Magilton was awarded an AALS Section of Externships Emerging Leader Award during the annual Conference on Clinical Legal Education. Read on ›› ow.ly/GU0450VJZr3

Prof. Shoemaker was a keynote panelist on “Land Issues: Fractionation, the Cobell Settlement, and Better Models of Land-Based Reconciliation” during the Tulsa Law Review Symposium. Read on ›› ow.ly/69aj50VCpbE

Prof. Blankley's article, "Dispute Resolution Tradeoffs in Ombuds Office Design," has been accepted for publication in the Cardozo Journal of Conflict Resolution. Read on ›› ow.ly/GIa850Vw0wg #NELaw

Prof. Hoetger's article, "Rethinking the Automobile Exception," was published in the University of Cincinnati Law Review. Read on ›› ow.ly/U09w50Vw41j #NELaw

Prof. Shoemaker co-organized and moderated a panel discussion on "Eminent Domain." Read the event summary ›› ow.ly/fCyX50Vw0SY #NELaw

Prof. Blankley presented, "Why Cultural Competency is Good Ethics," at the Nebraska Mediation Association's Annual Meeting. #NELaw

Professor Paxton spoke to @JournalStarNews regarding "rural legal deserts" and how the Nebraska Children's Justice and Legal Advocacy Center will build upon existing programs to address children's justice issues in underserved areas. #NELaw Read on ›› ow.ly/59aH50VAaQP