My piece on the Trump tariffs litigation in the Supreme Court has just dropped: www.lawfaremedia.org/article/ieep... Headline: The administration does not have the legal basis it claims to impose these tariffs.

LISTEN: How could a U.S. bailout of Argentina affect holders of sovereign bonds? Profs. Mitu Gulati and Mark Weidemaier of the University of North Carolina weigh in.

Students, faculty, and staff—join us for the Law Library Fall Reception on Tuesday, September 30 from 5-7. This reception will celebrate the installation of the new art show. See you there!

Tamara L. Rogers' recent @aallnet.bsky.social Blog post, "Using Reflective Practices to Combat Imposter Syndrome," looks at how we can use reflective practice to grow as teachers by recognizing & embracing success #LawLibrary #LawSchool #LawLibrarian ripslawlibrarian.wordpress.com/2025/09/25/u...

I love having art in the law library!

Whether they're blaming vaccines and Tylenol, or selling dubious "remedies," what they're really doing is promoting the perception that families (and especially mothers) can prevent and treat Autism. And thus also the perception that people with Autism and their families don't need social support.

Want to learn more about everything the library has to offer? Stop by this week for a tour! Tours are available Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday at 9:30 A.M., 11:30 A.M., and 1:30 P.M. and will take approximately 20 minutes. Meet us at the circulation desk, and you might get a little sweet treat👀

Team Law Library was in their element at United Way’s Day of Caring yesterday! New Beginnings Christian Community Church needed some help reorganizing their library, and we were happy to lend our experience! @unitedwaycville.bsky.social #UVALaw #LawLibraries #UnitedWayDayOfCaring

Ben Fincher's recent @aallnet.bsky.social RIPS Law Librarian Blog post looks at how we can use our hobbies, like #DungeonsAndDragons, to help learn new things. #DnD #LawLibrary #LawLibrarian #AI #ChatGPT ripslawlibrarian.wordpress.com/2025/09/15/h...

specifically, the proposed rule would exclude borrowers from loan forgiveness if the Secretary of Education determines “by a preponderance of the evidence” that their employers “engage in activities that have a substantial illegal purpose” that seems...flexible! ballsandstrikes.org/legal-cultur...

75 years ago today, Gregory Hayes Swanson ’51 enrolled in classes at #UVALaw, becoming the first Black student at the Law School and UVA. Read about his journey and life on Grounds.

LISTEN: @umnlawschool.bsky.social Prof. @jillhasday.bsky.social says at a LawTech Center event that sexism still affects constitutional law, political decision-making and everyday life — and that remembering women’s historical struggle matters.

Prof. Elizabeth Rowe weighs in on whether a pair of federal appeals court rulings clarify the level of detail plaintiffs must provide in trade secrets lawsuits. @bloomberglaw.com

Has #censorship impacted your work? Tell us about it in a #testimonial so we can tell others! #DefendResearch folks are on the circuit speaking about the harms from censorship and concrete stories really help drive this home. www.defendresearch.org/testimonials #Research #Academia #SciSky

Kelsey Renz examines ways to help law students understand the value of information organization & print resources in her recent Guest Post on the @aallnet.bsky.social RIPS Law Librarian Blog. #LawLibrary #LawSchool #LawLibrarian #AI ripslawlibrarian.wordpress.com/2025/09/08/g...

Prof. @daniellecitron.bsky.social will be a panelist Oct. 30 for “Media, Social Media, and the Changing Election Information Environment in 2026,” part of UCLA Law’s Safeguarding Democracy Project.

1Ls Morgan Gaspar and Sarah Beddingfield, the first Roadmap Scholars to matriculate at #UVALaw, discuss their journey to #lawschool.

A new academic year & the continuing evolution of AI got me thinking about AI as a tool to supplement human brain power, not supplant it on the @aallnet.bsky.social RIPS #LawLibrarian Blog ripslawlibrarian.wordpress.com/2025/09/03/a...

The AALL RIPS Law Librarian Blog's 2025-2025 cycle kicks off this week. Check out the new and returning contributors who will be sharing their insights & experiences. #LawLibrarians #LawLibrary #LawLibrarian #Law @aallnet.bsky.social ripslawlibrarian.wordpress.com/2025/09/02/w...

I’ve clicked on seven news stories about Lisa Cook suing Donald Trump—from The New York Times, Reuters, Bloomberg, NBC News, Guardian, Axios, and Forbes. Number of stories linking to the lawsuit: Zero.

Vice Dean Ashley Deeks and Profs. Aditya Bamzai, John C. Jeffries Jr. ’73 and Saikrishna Prakash will be panelists Sept. 24-25 for the Miller Center’s second biennial Conference on the American Presidency, “Toward a More Responsible and Effective Presidency.” millercenter.org/news-events/...

Students are back!

Prof. @naomicahn.bsky.social and Rutgers University-Newark Prof. Reid Kress Weisbord say questions over Hulk Hogan’s estate offer insights into how family estrangement can affect estate planning. @theconversation.com

What happens when a president can impose tariffs without input from Congress? Prof. @pbs3.bsky.social ’77 weighs in.

Profs. Aditya Bamzai and Mitu Gulati, and Geneva Graduate Institute Prof. Ugo Panizza analyze whether the Constitution requires payment of U.S. debt. @financialtimes.com

Prof. @micahschwartzman.bsky.social ’05 will speak Wednesday at Washington and Lee University Fall Academy’s keynote discussion “Religious Freedom, Education and Pluralistic America.”

We are so back🤩 Regular hours begin Monday, August 18th! #UVALaw #LawLibraries #Orientation #FallSemester

Dean Leslie Kendrick ’06 welcomed Community Fellows from #UVALaw’s Class of 2028 during a lunch Wednesday. The program selects first-year students to serve as ambassadors to their peers throughout their time at the Law School, and later in the professional world. #UVALaw2028

Judge Kashi Way ’99, who will address #UVALaw2028, talks about his service on the U.S. Tax Court and his career in tax law.

Welcome to all of our new students! Arthur and the rest of the library are ready to greet you all with friendly faces! #UVALaw #LawLibraries #Orientation

📢 Call for papers! The International Journal of Cultural Property invites submissions to a special issue on "War, Cultural Property, and Human Rights in the Middle East: Legal and Ethical Dimensions". Submit your abstract by 1 November 2025. Learn more here: 🔗 cup.org/4mrhJxO #culturalproperty

Prof. @daniellecitron.bsky.social says a website blacklisting federal employees is “ominous” but doesn’t cross a line into illegality. @reuters.com

They declared an intent to "traumatize" federal workers and did everything they could to achieve that. They succeeded. Traumatized workers tend to do inferior work. Stunningly stupid and irresponsible.

Prof. Saikrishna Prakash will be a speaker Sept. 4 for the UVA Miller Center’s discussion “Making the Presidency: John Adams.”

WHAT THE HELL? This was there are recently as July 12, and now it's gone. web.archive.org/web/20250000...

UPDATE: Congress's Annotated #Constitution website, #articleIsection9 is still "page not found." (constitution.congress.gov/browse/artic...). Check out what is missing from the government's site at constitutioncenter.org/the-constitu.... It's A LOT. #habeascorpus #emoluments

You checked out a book from the law library? What like it’s hard? #UVALaw #LawLibraries #LegallyBlonde #BookDisplay

Call For Papers Junior Faculty Business & Financial Law Workshop Accepting submissions through September 8, 2025 here: spkl.io/63323AyqBH Full details here: spkl.io/63326AyqBK #CallForPapers #Lawsky #Academicsky

The Board of Visitors has selected Prof. Paul G. Mahoney, a former #UVALaw dean, to serve as interim president of UVA.

Prof. Craig Konnoth examines legal options for school districts subject to a Trump administration order on bathroom policies.

Prof. Juliet Hatchett ’15 addresses the city of Norfolk’s resistance to compensate Gilbert Merritt III, an Innocence Project client who was wrongfully convicted of murder, following passage of a new state law. @washingtonpost.com

I wrote an entry for the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy on Algorithmic Fairness. It is here: plato.stanford.edu/entries/algo... I found this a challenging but facinating project. Comments welcome.

New! CourtListener now has AI-generated transcripts of more than three million minutes of circuit court oral argument recordings. You can: ✅ Search the full text of the recordings ✅ Set custom alerts and make custom podcasts ✅ Follow along with transcripts Learn more here: free.law/2025/07/31/o...

Excited to see my contribution to the Virginia Lawyer mag's law libraries column- "Navigating the Legal Globe" -in print & online! @uvalawlibrary.bsky.social @uvalaw.bsky.social #VirginiaLawyer #LawLibrary #LawSchool #FCIL #LegalResearch #VirginiaStateBar virginialawyer.vsb.org/august-2025/...

President Donald Trump’s “attacks” on the courts are part of a long-standing feud between the executive and judicial branches, argues Prof. Saikrishna Prakash. @nytimes.com

Prof. @naomicahn.bsky.social and Rutgers University Prof. Reid Kress Weisbord explain how Gene Hackman’s estate planning provides lessons for stepfamilies. @theconversation.com

Prof. Cale Jaffe ’01 says roads are unsuitable to handle truck traffic for a proposed landfill project near a historic schoolhouse in Cumberland County, Virginia.

Torts teachers: the 2025 edition of the completely FREE Witt-Tani casebook is now up on the CALI website! Thanks again to @johnfabianwitt.bsky.social for adding me as a co-author a few editions back. I love this book & love hearing from those of you who use it! www.cali.org/books/torts-...

@cornelllaw.bsky.social Prof. Robert Hillman says Prof. @cathyhwang.bsky.social’s co-authored paper “Tortious Interference Revisited” adds to her “impressive” contributions to contract scholarship. @jotwell.bsky.social

LISTEN: Why are more mothers stepping back from their careers? Prof. @naomicahn.bsky.social explores how corporate culture plays a role.