Vermont Law Review Looks at Racial Disparity in Wealth
Editors of Vermont Law Review at Vermont Law School today announced publication of their most recent edition, Vol. 40 Book 1, with articles ranging in theme from racial disparity in […]
Analysis: The Economic and Institutional Foundations of the Paris Agreement on Climate Change: The Political Economy of Roadmaps to a Sustainable Electricity Future
The dramatic technological revolution of the past quarter-century made the Paris Agreement on Climate Change possible by providing the means to reconcile the two great challenges of the 21st century—eliminating […]
Junius Williams Presents ‘Dr. King as I Knew Him’ Jan. 19 at Vermont Law School
Nationally recognized attorney and educator Junius Williams will lead a Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. celebration at Vermont Law School with his keynote address, "Dr. King as I Knew Him." The celebration, […]
Vermont Report: Blockchain Reliable for Record Authentication
A Vermont report on possible blockchain legislation, completed Jan. 15 and released to the public Wednesday, explains the benefits and challenges associated with using the technology for state recordkeeping. Oliver […]
Vermont Law School, CLEO Partner on Pilot Program to Increase Diversity in Legal Education
Vermont Law School is one of four schools in the nation to partner with the Council on Legal Education Opportunity (CLEO) on a pilot program to enhance diversity in legal […]
First-Ever ‘Legithon’ at Vermont State House Nov. 13-15
Vermont Law School, in partnership with the Gruter Institute for Law and Behavioral Research, the Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation, and the Vermont General Assembly, will hold a first-of-its-kind "Legithon" Nov. […]
SPEAK and Emerge Vermont Present ‘Ready to Run’ with Former Gov. Madeleine Kunin Oct. 29 at Vermont Law School
Emerge Vermont and SPEAK, a Vermont Law School student group committed to promoting public speaking, debate and advocacy, will welcome former Gov. Madeleine Kunin and other women in politics for […]
Vermont Law School Delegation Prepares for COP21 in Paris
A Vermont Law School student delegation will attend the annual United Nations climate change conference, the 21st Conference of the Parties (COP21), Nov. 30-Dec.11 in Paris, France, marking the fourth […]
COP21: Will a Paris Agreement [Decrease] [Solve] [Do Nothing On] Climate Change?
By Sara Barnowski ’17 and Bonnie Smith ’17 with Professor Tracy Bach If all politics are local, but greenhouse gases find their way into the atmosphere’s international space, how can the global […]
Water Quality Focus of Vermont Journal of Environmental Law Symposium Oct. 23 at VLS
Nationally recognized legal scholars Oliver Houck of Tulane and Dave Owen of UC Hastings will be joined by state and federal officials, practitioners and environmental advocates to examine the latest […]