Camouflaged dollar signs: for-profit colleges and veterans
With more for-profit colleges coming up short, veterans must figure out where to use their GI Bill funds to get an education, many while also supporting families.
Constitutional & Public Law
Will the Rolling Stone verdict chill speech?
The defamation judgment against Rolling Stone is consistent with a 2016 trend that could have the effect of chilling speech among media entities.
No service dogs allowed.
One Michigan school is in for a fight after barring a disabled student’s service dog from entering school premises.
Trump proves polls wrong and clinches Presidency
Donald Trump is elected as the next President of the United States, despite polls, which predicted a different result.
NC race for governor is too close to call. What happens next?
Amidst a successful Republican election night, Governor McCrory seems to have failed.
Diversity lacking in the legal profession
The legal profession has been around for centuries, but to this day there is still a problem with diversity.
We cannot hire you “with the dreadlocks”
Questions have arisen after an African-American woman was denied employment due to her dreadlocked hairstyle.
Paying for childcare is now higher than college tuition
Parents struggle to afford adequate care for their children while they work to pay the bills.
Arkansas attempts to defund Planned Parenthood
Arkansas, along with fifteen other states, have made moves to stop Medicaid funds from going to Planned Parenthood.
Congress ignores President Obama’s warnings.
By overriding President Obama’s veto and enacting the “9/11 Victim’s Bill,” Congress created a variety of potential problem for the U.S.
Supreme Court to decide whether an offensive band name is worthy of patent protection
Does federal law limit free speech by deciding which trademark names are too offensive to receive a patent?
Texas pulls out of Refugee Resettlement Program: what does this mean for refugees?
The fate of many seeking help is now in question.
Kids of the Future
21 kids sue the Obama Administration, stating it has failed to make progress on climate change for future generations.
Samsung phones are safe now? Liar, liar, pants on fire.
While Samsung says their phones are now safe, the multi-million-dollar company may have to work harder to regain consumer trust.
Exercising your first amendment rights could get you fired, or worse…
A Fayetteville teacher is on paid leave and has received death threats after stomping on the American flag during a civics lesson.