The American Association of University Professors (AAUP) launched an investigation last fall into certain aspects of the Vermont Law School (VLS) programmatic restructuring. The AAUP is an advocacy and membership […]
United States Senator Tammy Baldwin will deliver the 44th Commencement address at Vermont Law School on Saturday, May 11. In addition to honoring Baldwin, the school will confer honorary degrees […]
Vermont Law School’s Institute for Energy and the Environment today releases a new report, “Improving the Cybersecurity of the Electric Distribution Grid” that address the growing threat of a cyberattack […]
On the heels of an April 2 Op-Ed in Forbes calling on Mark Zuckerberg to reform Facebook, Mr. Posner will give a public talk at Dartmouth College on Wednesday evening entitled, “Online […]
When energy infrastructure crosses private land, it has long been held that property can be claimed by eminent domain in the name of the “public good.” The complex emotional and […]
Water is one of the world’s most valuable resources, but where the responsibility lies for its care is decidedly murky. As Vermont wrestles with water quality legislation and how to […]
Two prominent family foundations known for supporting human service nonprofits across Vermont and New Hampshire have made large, multi-year grants to the Veterans Legal Assistance Project at Vermont Law School’s […]
Mental health professionals, attorneys, and policymakers are invited to join Vermont Law School students to examine Mental Health and the Law at the 2019 Solutions Conference on Friday, March 22 […]
The Latin American and Caribbean Law Student Association at Vermont Law School will host a panel discussion titled “The Environmental Justice Caravan,” from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Tuesday Feb. […]
In partnership with the Regulatory Assistance Project, the Institute for Energy and the Environment (IEE) at Vermont Law School will present a free conference, “Electrification: Why it Makes Sense and Can […]