In Ambrook Research's podcast "The Only Thing That Lasts," Prof. Jessica A. Shoemaker outlines how a system of allotment attempted to erase communal resources and assimilate Indigenous communities in the 1880s. #NELaw Listen: ambrook.com/research/podca….

Students and faculty from Nebraska Law played a leading role in developing a newly published manual for military interactions in space. Details: go.unl.edu/wh4v #Nebraska #UNL

Congratulations to Prof. Colleen Medill, the 2023-2024 recipient of the John H. Binning Award for Excellence! This award is presented annually to a professor who excels in teaching, research or public service. See more on Prof. Medill's impact ›› ow.ly/NcaC50T2ek4.

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This month's Alum Notes feature James A. Collura, ’98, Brett M. Bruneteau, ’19, and Curtis H. Fuller, ’21. #NELaw Read on ›› law.unl.edu/news/alumni-ne….

The pride of all Nebraska 🎶 Congrats to 1L Luke Partsch on winning the "drill down" during the Cornhusker Marching Band’s annual exhibition! #NELaw #LawStudent #GBR

ALUM IN THE NEWS: Hon. Eric C. Johnson, ’03, 2nd Circuit Court Magistrate Judge and the 2nd Circuit Veterans Treatment Court Judge, has been appointed to the 2nd Judicial Circuit Court in South Dakota. Read on: ow.ly/LTfE50T1nmP.

Prof. Kristen Blankley (Kristen Blankley) is the 2023-2024 recipient of the Ray H. Bunger Memorial Award for Excellence! This honor awards excellence in achievements related to the fulfillment of the research and teaching mission of the College of Law ›› ow.ly/n2ra50T2fIw.

"An important part of being a lawyer is serving as a leader who is engaged with the community. The community service projects in our orientation help us send that message from day one." —Nebraska Law Dean Richard Moberly go.unl.edu/9ry5 #Nebraska #UNL #LNK

Congratulations to Prof. Adam Thimmesch, the 2023-2024 Lane Award for Research Excellence recipient! #NELaw This award recognizes excellence in research enterprise and scholarship that will likely have a impact on vital societal problems ›› ow.ly/cGEq50T2gej.

On Sept. 12-13, Nebraska Law Review's fall 2024 symposium — Democracy without Trust? — will explore how previously stabilizing institutions moderated extremism in our democracy. This event has been approved for CLE credit. Find more information & a full schedule at lawreview.unl.edu/fall-2024-symp….

In Bolts, Prof. Danielle Jefferis speaks on the recent advisory opinion from Attorney General Mike Hilgers calling LB20 and LB53 unconstitutional. Both bills focus on voting rights for individuals with past felony convictions. Read on: boltsmag.org/nebraska-votin….

Prof. Kyle Langvardt’s book, "Media and Society After Technological Disruption," has been published by Cambridge University Press. Bringing together various scholars, it considers how the internet has reshaped the media landscape. Read on ›› ow.ly/rYFS50TgVpr.

Excited to share our newest commentary by recent Nebraska Law graduate Corrie Day exploring the potential that new NAGPRA regulations have to give local communities a greater voice in what happens on their land: ruralreconcile.org/ruralreview/na…

Prof. Jessica A. Shoemaker’s article, "Re-Placing Property," has been published in the University of Chicago Law Review. This work reflects long-simmering ideas about the relationship between property and placemaking. Read on ›› go.unl.edu/ym27.

Prof. Michelle Paxton presented "Partnering with Guardians ad Litem to Ensure Safety and Well-being for Children and Youth Experiencing Domestic Violence" at Reclaiming Hope: A Statewide Conference to End Sexual and Domestic Violence. Read on ›› go.unl.edu/s3xz.

Prof. Matthew Schaefer’s co-authored coursebook, "International Business Transactions A Problem-Oriented Coursebook," is now in its fourteenth edition. The book surveys a wide range of laws involving trade, licensing, and investment. Read on ›› ow.ly/cVis50TgX1T.

This summer, Prof. Frans von der Dunk (left) participated in the “Special Operations, Space, and Cyber Law Challenges” panel at the Cushing International Law Conference. Read on ›› go.unl.edu/n5wm.

In The Daily Nebraskan, Dean Richard Moberly outlines the motivation behind the 2024 Nebraska Law Review Symposium: Democracy Without Trust? Read on: ow.ly/FZTS50TpiL2.

Prof. Elsbeth Magilton has been named a finalist for the Lincoln Journal Star Excellence in Education Award! Prof. Magilton is the Director of Externships and teaches U.S. Space Law and Policy at Nebraska Law.