North Carolina: The Last Frontier for Equality in Domestic Violence Protections for Same-Sex Couples
North Carolina is the only state that does not recognize equivalent domestic violence protection for same-sex couples as it does […]
What Monopoly Can Teach Us About Cash Bail Reform: Recent Efforts, Pros and Cons, and the Community Response
“Go to Jail. Go directly to jail. Do not pass go. Do not collect $200.” Jail is one of the
Student Servitude: The Pedagogy and Peonage
“A man in debt is so far a slave.”[1] These are the words Ralph Waldo Emerson uses in his 1860
Desegregation in K-12 Schools in North Carolina Today
The New Hanover County Board of Education has proposed a plan to redistrict elementary, middle, and high school districts for
Teacher Participation Concerning Religion in North Carolina Public Schools
As a state in the “Bible Belt,” it is not uncommon to hear of a North Carolina public school being
Opinion: Garner and Wake Forest’s Parade Cancellations May Be Unconstitutional
The towns of Garner and Wake Forest cancelled their 2019 Christmas parades after the Sons of Confederate Veterans announced that
Climate Change and the Constitution: The Right to a Clean Environment
Climate change is an issue that has recently come to the forefront of discussion in both the United States and
Back to the drawing board: Why repealing Obamacare piece-by-piece does more harm than good for health care reform
Nearly a decade following the passage of The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (“ACA”), the American health care delivery
Is that Legal Hemp or Illegal Marijuana? Essential Differences and the Consequences of Treating Them the Same
The 2019 North Carolina Farm Bill looks to ban smokable hemp throughout the state. The North Carolina House of Representatives
The Campbell Law Reporter: A New Voice from Students for the Legal Community
The legal profession has a reputation for being somewhat behind the times in its slow, uneasy embrace of technology; however,
What Would Howard Do?
As I walked into the office of Howard Cummings, I immediately noticed something that captured my attention. In the back
American Bar Association takes a stand for mental health
World Mental Health Day has been held annually on October 10 since 1992. This day, dedicated to mental health education
Servant Leadership: The Wallace Student Fellowship Program at Campbell School of Law
Upon entering the foyer of the Norman Adrian Wiggins School of Law, one could not help but to notice the
Micro-Lending with a purpose: A closer look at Kiva
What is Kiva? Organizations like Kiva, Heifer International, and Accion International, are leading the charge in the global effort towards
Words matter: Overcoming discrimination with dignity in how we discuss mental illness
The notion of being “politically correct” has been in the spotlight for a substantial period of time, consistently generating an