Northeastern Law's Center for Global Law and Justice has been accepted as a member of the Association of Human Rights Institutes, joining a prestigious network of more than 80 institutes across over 35 countries dedicated to human rights research and education! law.northeastern.edu/center-for-g...

Professor Jeremy Paul comments for @nbcboston.com on a recent Supreme Court decision allowing ICE to carry on roving patrols in places often frequented by undocumented immigrants: “[It] turns the Constitution on its head.” www.nbcboston.com/news/local/s...

Congratulations to Hugo Olore '50 on receiving Presque Isle, Maine’s first “Key to the City” in 85 years! A World War II veteran and longtime city attorney, 102-year-old Olore was honored for a “lifetime of service, commitment and integrity.” 🗝️ #NUSLPride thecounty.me/2025/09/18/p...

Professor Aliza Hochman Bloom’s new article, “Policing Bias Without Intent,” in the University of Illinois Law Review examines how constitutional doctrine overlooks implicit racial bias in policing and proposes outcome-focused solutions. @ahochmanbloom.bsky.social papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers....

Trump’s Climate Rollback Takes on a Key Scientific Finding. ”They think they have a good chance of succeeding because the Supreme Court in recent cases has significantly curbed agency authority,” Prof. Sharmila Murthy @sharmilamurthy.bsky.social tells @nytimes.com. www.nytimes.com/2025/09/18/c...

“Most individuals within our carceral system already have a waning sense of the integrity of the system itself,” Professor Aliza Hochman Bloom @ahochmanbloom.bsky.social tells @csmonitor.bsky.social. “Lack of access to counsel further erodes that trust.” www.csmonitor.com/USA/Justice/...

Ports, Politics, and Power: The Messy Reality of China’s Overseas Port Investments. Check out Professor Alexandra Meise’s co-authored piece for War on the Rocks. @ruleoflaw.bsky.social @warontherocks.bsky.social warontherocks.com/2025/09/port...

”When AI Speaks for the Dead.“ Professor Patricia Williams‘ latest article for @yalereview.bsky.social examines the ethical complexities surrounding AI technology that recreates voices and personas of deceased individuals. yalereview.org/article/patr...

Joyce Vance, who served as US Attorney for the Northern District of Alabama during the Obama administration, will deliver a keynote address at the 18th annual Brown Forum for Women in the Law Conference on May 15, 2026! #NUSLPride law.northeastern.edu/joyce-vance-...

“Trump's comments may be more about attempting not to appear as a lame duck than a real plan to run for a third term,” Professor Jeremy Paul tells @newsweek.com. www.newsweek.com/sonia-sotoma...

Professor Elettra Bietti provides crucial insights for Harvard Law Today into the antitrust lawsuit brought by real estate brokerage Compass. @harvardlawschool.bsky.social @clicatnusl.bsky.social hls.harvard.edu/today/the-zi...

Professor Claudia Haupt @cehaupt.bsky.social is speaking on a panel titled, “Perception, Communications, and the Law,” this afternoon as part of the National Vaccine Law Conference. #NUSLPride 🔗 More details: web.cvent.com/event/18951a...

Alisa Lincoln (faculty director) and Jasmine Howard (program director) from Salus Populi will lead a workshop tomorrow morning at the 2025 National Association of State Judicial Educators (NASJE) in Philadelphia! nasje.org/wp-content/u...

Northeastern Law and @nu-policyschool.bsky.social are proud to welcome nine distinguished legal and policy professionals as the inaugural cohort of the Northeastern University Law and Policy Fellows Program! #NUSLPride law.northeastern.edu/northeastern...

Northeastern Law's Center for Public Interest Advocacy and Collaboration (CPIAC) is proud to announce the launch of its Visiting Fellowship Program and the appointment of Kathleen Rubenstein as its inaugural visiting scholar! #NUSLPride law.northeastern.edu/cpiac-names-...

Imagine Legal Design as a Civic, Community-Driven Practice: A new dissertation by Jules Rochielle Sievert, creative director of Northeastern Law’s NuLawLab, urges a reimagining of legal design from the perspective of those most excluded from it. #NUSLPride law.northeastern.edu/imagine-lega...

Professor Sonia E. Rolland has been selected to serve on the Annual Meeting Committee of @asilorg.bsky.social, bringing her extensive expertise in international economic law and development to help shape one of the field’s most significant gatherings. #NUSLPride law.northeastern.edu/professor-so...

It is gratifying to see people rely on my work in practice and to be cited alongside scholars whose work I deeply admire.

👏 Congratulations to @solomonctryls.bsky.social Senior Visiting Research Scholar and 2017–18 Solomon Center Research Fellow @cehaupt.bsky.social on being named Faculty Co-Director of the @nusl.bsky.social Center for Health Policy and Law! law.northeastern.edu/haupt-named-...

Professor Claudia Haupt @cehaupt.bsky.social, an expert on First Amendment law whose current work is situated at the intersection of free speech, health and technology, has been named faculty co-director of NUSL’s Center for Health Policy and Law! #NUSLPride law.northeastern.edu/haupt-named-...

An opinion released by the D.C. Court of Appeals cites @ahochmanbloom.bsky.social’s recent Stanford Journal of Civil Rights & Civil Liberties article on why courts must account for race in their Fourth Amendment jurisprudence. #NUSLPride law.northeastern.edu/hochman-bloo...

Dr. Hooman Noorchashm, an internationally recognized medical device safety expert and research professor at Northeastern Law, is calling upon JAMA Surgery to retract an article related to the safety and efficacy of the Symvess biologic vascular graft. law.northeastern.edu/noorchashm-c...

Professor Elettra Bietti‘s latest article, “Data is Infrastructure,” has been published in a special “AI, Competition & Markets“ issue of Theoretical Inquiries in Law. #NUSLPride @clicatnusl.bsky.social Read it online here: www.degruyterbrill.com/journal/key/...

Northeastern Law graduates are leading the charge in elder justice. #NUSLPride Read our article, Aging With Intention, in the latest issue of Northeastern Law magazine: magazine.law.northeastern.edu/features/agi...

This Thursday marks 70 years since Emmett Till’s lynching. More than 6,500 pages of case records were made public, many for the first time. CRRJ's Director @nusl.bsky.social Professor Margaret Burnham is a member of the Federal Board, responsible for the release: mississippitoday.org/2025/08/21/e...

Professor Alexandra Roberts’ latest research exposes the stark truth behind multilevel marketing's promise of financial freedom. Read more in the latest issue of Northeastern Law magazine. @clicatnusl.bsky.social @lexlanham.bsky.social magazine.law.northeastern.edu/summer-2025/...

In an in-depth interview with Nivrita Ganguly of Global News, constitutional law expert Professor Jeremy Paul provides expert commentary on critical voting rights issues shaping America's electoral landscape. globalnews.ca/video/113480...

The issue also spotlights alumni/ae on the front lines of immigration defense, protecting constitutional rights amid a climate of fear, and celebrates groundbreaking work in elder law by graduates who've earned national recognition.

The latest issue of Northeastern Law magazine exposes the dark side of get-rich-quick schemes and reveals how multilevel marketing companies exploit people through deceptive online tactics. Read the summer 2025 issue of Northeastern Law magazine online now! #NUSLPride magazine.law.northeastern.edu

Congratulations to Anthony Black ’25, who was selected to receive the ABA’s LGBTQ+ Public Interest Award! As a fellow with Southern Legal Counsel’s Transgender Rights Initiative, Anthony is expanding legal services for transgender adults in Florida. #NUSLPride www.americanbar.org/news/abanews...

New paper! “The Professional Regulation and Ethics of Direct-to-Prescription Marketing” is forthcoming with the American Journal of Law & Medicine. Draft here: papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.... @nusl.bsky.social @clicatnusl.bsky.social

How can state constitutions protect American Indians’ interests? @nusl.bsky.social's Martha F. Davis explores state constitutional provisions addressing Indigenous rights.

“I don’t really understand quite why they’re fighting so hard to keep this sealed” - Prof. Jeremy Paul, constitutional law expert, Northeastern University School of Law ctexaminer.com/2025/08/21/j... @ctexaminer.bsky.social @nusl.bsky.social @agwilliamtong.bsky.social

“Every citizen should be deeply concerned that the restraining practices of correction officers are not oppressive or overly dangerous,” Professor Jeremy Paul tells the The CT Examiner. ctexaminer.com/2025/08/21/j...

📚Author Event: Peter Orner ’96 will be at @harvardbookstore.bsky.social, this Monday, 8/25, to present his new novel, The Gossip Columnist's Daughter —a haunting exploration of unsolved mystery, family secrets & the stories we choose to remember or forget. #NUSLPride www.harvard.com/event/peter-...

Spotlight on legal advocacy: Professor Hayat Bearat, director of Northeastern Law's Domestic Violence Institute, is featured in Reuters’ latest public interest profile, showcasing her impactful work at the intersection of law and social justice. @reuters.com www.reuters.com/practical-la...

NEW: What obligations do states have to their American Indian citizens, and how might state constitutions be enlisted to protect American Indians’ interests? @nusl.bsky.social's Martha F. Davis explores state constitutional provisions addressing Indigenous rights.

📊 New Research! With support from @changelabsolutions.bsky.social, Public Health Law Watch has released a new report tracking litigation that challenges governmental and health institution efforts to address health equity from January 2024 to May 2025. www.publichealthlawwatch.org/health-equit...

CRRJ's Associate Director, Professor Rose Zoltek-Jick, on the Jeffrey Epstein files, the politicization of victim safety, and how the DOJ’s past failures undermine public trust in future prosecutions. news.northeastern.edu/2025/07/31/j... @nusl.bsky.social @nuglobalnews.bsky.social

In a guest blog for @legal-planet.org, Professor Sharmila Murthy @sharmilamurthy.bsky.social explains how state attorneys general are acting as important counterweights to the federal government on environmental justice. legal-planet.org/2025/07/30/s...

Professor Sharmila Murthy @sharmilamurthy.bsky.social is presenting at the Environmental & Sustainability Section of the Academy of Legal Studies in Business Annual Conference this morning in Providence! #NUSLPride alsb.org/2025-alsb-an...

“Both the tobacco industry and the online gambling industry depend on addiction,” Professor Richard Daynard, president of Northeastern Law’s Public Health Advocacy Institute tells @bostonglobe.com. “They design the addiction. The addiction isn’t just accidental.” www.bostonglobe.com/2025/07/29/b...

“The ICJ’s opinion unambiguously reminds all of us that climate realities transcend politics,” Professor Sonia Rolland tells @nuglobalnews.bsky.social. news.northeastern.edu/2025/07/25/i...

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🎉 NOW LIVE! Our Burnham-Nobles Digital Archive v2.0 is now available to search 5,000 new documents, 275 new incidents, across 14 newly added US states and cities. A huge congratulations to all involved @nusl.bsky.social Northeastern University Library and partners across the country.

Watch back: Professor Jeremy Paul appeared on NBC10 Boston Evening News last night to discuss how immigration policy is impacting students’ safety and freedom of speech. www.youtube.com/watch?app=de...

In a new op-ed for @thehill.com, Professor @sharmilamurthy.bsky.social, faculty co-director of NUSL’s Center for Public Interest Advocacy and Collaboration, offers insights on federal administrative procedures and the pitfalls of expedited rulemaking processes. thehill.com/opinion/whit...

If you're an IP or law and tech scholar, don't forget to submit your abstract at the link below by July 15th 👇 @lexlanham.bsky.social @nusl.bsky.social docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...

Professor Aliza Hochman Bloom @ahochmanbloom.bsky.social presents her work-in-progress, ”Reexamining the Exclusionary Rule at Revocation,“ this morning at the 2025 CrimFest, hosted by @penncareylaw.bsky.social! #NUSLPride www.law.upenn.edu/calendar/eve...

How can cities harness smart technology while protecting human rights? In a new piece for Open Global Rights, Professor Martha Davis and her co-authors examine how a human rights framework can inform the development and governance of smarter cities. www.openglobalrights.org/human-rights...