Check out Zhaoyi Li's 'Artificial Fiduciaries,' the lead article in W&L Law Review. ow.ly/6klg50RfwZv It explores AI’s transformative role in corporate governance, addresses critiques including bias, offers a blueprint for tech governance evolution in the boardroom.

Last week, Pitt Law and the University of Pittsburgh Law Review hosted a groundbreaking symposium honoring Professor Hellman's groundbreaking research on federal courts!

Prof. Brake's paper, 'The New Gender Panic in Sport,' was quoted by Yahoo News. “The sweeping anti-transgender attack that began in sports has now extended into other areas of public and private life...” she writes. ow.ly/FrK550RaSqE

Happy #NationalLibraryWorkersDay to all of the amazing librarians and staff at Pitt Law Library! Enjoy this #TBT from 2015, when Pitt Law Librarians helped find the famous Happy Birthday song without any copyright notice. Cheers to you! 📚🎉 #PittLawFamily ow.ly/r2Q550RaunN

The Pitt Law community came together today to witness the magic of the eclipse! What an incredible sight to see! Whether you were geeking out over science or just enjoying the moment with friends, today was a day we won't soon forget. 🌟🔭 #PittLawEclipseWatchers

“This seems to be an indictment against [the tax-exempt status of] all the collectives and should mean the other collectives lose their status as well,” Hackney told Sportico. ow.ly/OYWt50Rarxh

Vice Dean Jerry Dickinson joins KDKA radio’s “In Conversation with Natalie Bencivenga,” to discuss ghost guns and amendments that would put abortion and marijuana on the ballot in Florida. Tune in on audacy.com/kdkaradio or 100.1 FM /1020 AM @kdkaradio today from 4-4:30 p.m.!

Congratulations to Joe Caruso, a 2017 graduate of Pitt Law’s joint-degree program in public policy with CMU’s Heinz College, for being named the Insured Retirement Institute's inaugural Rising Star! Read more: ow.ly/rLwn50R8Skf

Chancellor Emeritus Mark Nordenberg teams up with author Barbara McQuade to delve into her eye-opening new book, 'Attack from Within: How Disinformation is Sabotaging America.' McQuade is an NBC News and MSNBC legal analyst and a Michigan Law professor.

Prof. Greer Donley said that, under a second Trump administration, the Comstock Act could be used to prosecute providers or anyone sending abortion pills across state lines. Such a move would almost certainly be challenged. ow.ly/omUY50R8uq7

Yesterday’s Nordenberg Lecture by Dr. Jonathan Metzl was truly eye-opening. As he discussed his latest book, 'What We've Become: Living and Dying in a Country of Arms,' he delved into the complex cycle of mass shootings and political gridlock.

“Part of the cruelty of Dobbs lies in the problem of assuming anti-abortion leadership would be willing and able to protect routine pregnancy care while failing to provide guidance or even guardrails on how to do so,” said Professor Greer Donley. ow.ly/yZWf50R6yJw

The Florida Bar recognizes the big win for Pitt Law's Moot Court team at the National Tax Moot Court Competition! Dustin Foley, Nina Wiramidjaja, and Luke Kastenhuber took home Best Oral Argument and Best Individual Oralist awards. ow.ly/o2Oc50R5IHI

Pitt Law recently competed in the L. Edward Bryant, Jr. National Health Law Transactional Competition. Desiree Bsales, Joan Pyle, and Katerina Vassil, coached by William Maruca (JD '82) represented Pitt Law for the second year.

Reflecting on the impact the school has had on her life and career, Chief Justice Todd noted that she is filled with great pride with what she and other law school alumni have been able to accomplish because of the law degree they received from Pitt Law. ow.ly/4fpq50R5kvc

Upgrade your wardrobe with Pitt Law's BLSA Spring Apparel sale! Shop the latest collection of stylish PITT LAW-branded items - from tees to hoodies, we've got you covered. Don't miss out on this chance to show your Pitt Law pride! Shop now: ow.ly/YFG350R5jXl

Students from Pitt Law and the Center on Race and Social Problems joined Lisa Fairfax, Presidential Professor of Law at the University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School, to discuss law, policy, and social justice over lunch.

Join us at 'A Federal Courts Symposium in Honor of Professor Arthur Hellman' from 9 a.m.-5 p.m. on April 5 in the Courtroom. Engage in discussion on the Supreme Court, U.S. Courts of Appeals, Federal Jurisdiction, and Federal Judicial Ethics. ow.ly/T8zK50R4n0q

Visiting Assistant Professor Zhaoyi Li’s paper contends that the conventional fiduciary duty framework, with its human-centric orientation, is outdated in the face of advancing AI technologies. ow.ly/NFzo50R4mw9

Three cheers for SJD student Laras Susanti, a finalist in Pitt's 7th annual university-wide Pitt Three Minute Thesis (3MT®) Competition. She’ll take on the competition at noon on April 1 in Hillman Library.