Professor Patience Crowder (Law) co-authored a new article, "Embedding Racial Justice in the Work of Environmental Non-Profits," in the Seattle Journal for Social Justice. 

Professor Francine Lipman (Law) published her new article, "Taxing Undocumented Immigrants Redux," in the Pittsburgh Tax Review. 

Professor Nachman Gutowski (Law) wrote and published a research summary entitled “The NextGen of Licensing and Accreditation Reform" in AccessLex Institute's quarterly publication, Raising the Bar. 

Professor Jeff Stempel (Law) traveled to Zurch, Switzerland, to work on with the Drafting Committee of the Project Group for the Principles of Reinsurance Contract Law on Volume II of the Principles. 

Professor Addie Rolnick (Law) participated in the Decarceration Law Professor Works-in-Progress Workshop.

Professor Marketa Trimble's (Law) new book The EU Geo-Blocking Regulation has been released. This Commentary analyses the history, technology, uses, legality, and circumvention of geo-blocking, which affects customers and businesses both inside and outside the EU. Professor Trimble examines each of the provisions of the 2018 EU Geo-Blocking…

Professor Leslie Griffin's (Law) book chapter on "Bambi Trauma - Surviving TBI Twice" has been published online at IntechOpen Limited. 

Professor Addie Rolnick (Law) was appointed to the Nevada Juvenile Justice Oversight Commission. 

Addie Rolnick (Law) organized and participated in a roundtable discussion on "Colonialism and Sovereignty Frameworks in Indigenous Studies" at the 2024 Native American and Indigenous Association Annual Conference.

Professor Nancy Rapoport (Law) was the Bankruptcy Section of the Arizona State Bar's Visiting Scholar. She was a part of two panel presentations on Current and Future use of AI in Bankruptcy Procedures and Can a Bankruptcy be Greater than the Pool of Creditors?.

Professor Nancy Rapoport (Law) published an article titled, "Nuance or Necessity for Conflicts in Bankruptcy Cases?," for the Creditor Rights Coalition website. 

Professor Leslie Griffin (Law) recently presented on Catholic Sexual Abuse in Louisiana at the BioLawLapalooza 6.0, an ethics conference at Stanford Law School.