Thanks @WhartonKnows for hosting me and Randy Beck from UGA School of Law to discuss #JusticeKennedy’s legacy and this term’s #SCOTUS rulings on @BizRadio111. whr.tn/2z6nfDm

.Theodore Ruger: To the class of 2021: As you begin your time here @PennLaw, I want to take a moment and remind ourselves that our nation’s foundational legal document recognizes that much work remains to be done to make our ideals of justice, equality, and liberty a reality.

.Theodore Ruger: We want you to dive into not just learning the law, but learning the political context that surrounds lawmaking. We want you to learn about the business and economic realities that interact with law, and the psychological and sociological roots of core legal rules.

.Theodore Ruger: Yes, the next three years will be hard work. But it will also be some of the most fulfilling work you’ll do, individually and with classmates, who will be your friends and colleagues for life.

.Theodore Ruger: I am so grateful to be part of your beginnings in this profession. For myself and all of my colleagues here, we are so honored to welcome you all as members of the @PennLaw class of 2021!

@micheleflournoy and Claire Finkelstein University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School for the 2020 Haaga lecture. The keynote address to our #WPSat20 conference! Thank you to Penn Law Int'l for your support today!

This year marks the 100th anniversary of the ratification of the 19th Amendment. Celebrate this landmark moment by visiting the American Bar Association exhibit on women's suffrage, on view at Biddle Library now until Feb 28 bit.ly/2HfeFmT #pennlaw #pennlawlife #vote100 #VotingRights

Some professional news: This summer I head to the University of Pennsylvania, where I will be jointly appointed in the History department (Penn History) and law school (University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School). (1/x)

For 50 years, Biddle employee Ray Trent collected historical & biographical materials on the exp of the black lawyer in America. Those materials constitute the library's Raymond Trent Collection, some of which can be found in the Rare Book Room T-255 #BlackHistoryMonth #PennLaw

Welcome to The Wharton School, Erika H. James! I look forward to working alongside you and finding new, innovative cross-disciplinary opportunities between our great schools.

As Dean of the Law School at Penn, I joined 156 other law deans in a rule of law statement to address the #2020election and the events that took place in the U.S. Capitol. Read the statement here: pennlaw.news/2LuJ6v4

Paul Haaga L’74, WG’74 and I have published an op-ed on #impeachment being a "nonpartisan imperative” in the The Daily Pennsylvanian. pennlaw.news/3d83T2Z

We're proud to welcome our new colleague Prof. Jasmine E Harris to the faculty, and look forward to the experience and insight she will bring to the @PennLaw community.

Nice shoutout from @SEC_News Chairman Jay Clayton L'93 in his recent remarks at the Securities Regulation Institute. bit.ly/2DvfSD6

“There is a huge amount of buzz,” Theodore Ruger said. “We’re thrilled that she has agreed to do more than one event. All the events are full, if not oversubscribed. There is a tremendous desire to interact with her.” ow.ly/ekTc30hXamh

Congratulations #PennLaw2018! Reaching this point is an achievement. Embrace it. Celebrate it.

#PennLaw2018 - you've contributed tens of thousands of hours of pro bono legal services to people and communities who most desperately need them - in Philadelphia, across the country, and around the globe.

You will be moving on after today, but you are all part of the @PennLaw community, and that doesn't end once you receive your degree. This will always be your law school. You will always have a home here. I extend my deepest congratulations to you, #PennLaw2018.