Gil Kujovich Diversity Fund Created at VLS
The Gil Kujovich Diversity Fund was created in memory of the Vermont Law School professor and Dean in May 2019. “One of the things that characterized Gil: when he saw […]
VLS Response to AAUP Sanction
We are disappointed by the AAUP’s action and the process by which the AAUP reached its conclusions. It is important to remember that the AAUP is an advocacy organization and […]
New Research Shows Expansion of Farm to School State Policy Nationwide
Vermont Law School’s Center for Agriculture and Food Systems, in partnership with the National Farm to School Network, announced today the release of the State Farm to School Policy Handbook: […]
Vermont Law School Presents Free ‘Hot Topics’ Summer Lecture Series On Environmental Issues
Throughout the summer, Vermont Law School faculty, distinguished scholars, media fellows, and others will deliver one-hour “Hot Topics” lectures on a variety of current issues in environmental law and policy. […]
Center for Justice Reform Receives Grant to Support Expungement Clinics
Expungement Day, a project of the Center for Justice Reform at Vermont Law School, the Pennywise Foundation, and Vermont Legal Aid, started as a seed. The three organizations saw a […]
Vermont Law School Statement RE: AAUP Report
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 […]
U.S. Senator Tammy Baldwin to Deliver Vermont Law School Commencement Address
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 Report Identifies Barriers to and Best Practices for Protecting Electric Distribution Grid from Cyberattack
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 […]
Vermont Law School and Dartmouth College to Host Michael Posner, Former Assistant Secretary of State for Democracy, Human Rights and Labor
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 […]
Taking Land for Power: Eminent Domain and Energy Infrastructure
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 […]