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Associate Professor Tara Helfman Discusses the Constitutionality of the Civil War
Tara Helfman, associate professor of law, was quoted in an article in the News and Observer titled “Was the Civil War unconstitutional as Rep. Larry Pittman said?”
Professor James Sharp’s op-ed on the power of the presidency on the First Amendment
James Roger Sharp, Professor of History (emeritus) authored an op-ed piece for Syracuse.com titled “President Trump versus the First Amendment”
Forensics faculty members on CSI becoming a reality in crime investigations
Michael Marciano, and Jonathan Adelman, both assistant research professors, were featured in an article in IEEE Pulse about the Forensic and National Security Sciences Institute titled “New Forensics Approaches Looking More “CSI”-Like.”
Professor Leonard Burman on Tax Cuts and Economic Growth
Leonard Burman, professor of was quoted in The New York Times article, “Do Tax Cuts Really Spur Growth? It Depends on the Details.”
Jennifer Grygiel on the Dangers of Facebook Live
Jennifer Grygiel, assistant professor of communications, was interviewed by Cleveland 19 News after a many used Facebook Live to claim that he will murder dozens of people.
Jennifer Grygiel on the Facebook Murder Video
Jennifer Grygiel, assistant professor of communications, was quoted interviewed for a CBS News story “Cleveland murder raises questions about violent videos on facebook.”
Assistant Professor Laura-Anne Minkoff-Zern inquires about food security during national gathering
Laura-Anne Minkoff-Zern, assistant professor at the Falk School, appeared on C-Span coverage of Consumer Federation of American National Food.
Sports Law Professor on the Seven Legal Cases that Impacted Sports During the Past 40 Years
Falk professor of sports law John Wolohan writes for Athletic Business The Seven Cases that Shaped Sports Since 1977, which examines the most important legal cases involving sports, fitness and recreation over the past 40 years
Assistant Professor Roy Gutterman talks government criticism on Twitter
Roy Gutterman, Associate Professor and Director of The Tully Center for Free Speech, was interviewed by CNET for the article Twitter Sues US Government After Complaint Over Anti-Trump Account, and Wins
Professor William Banks Discusses the Latest Developments in the Carter Page Surveillance
William Banks, Board of Advisors Distinguished Professor of Law, was quoted by Wired magazine for the story The Carter Page Surveillance Doesn’t Prove Anyone’s Conspiracy Theory