Monday, August 24
Aug
24
Aug
24
Tuesday, August 25
Aug
25
Actual Malice: Past & Present in The New York Times v. Sullivan (1964)
All Day
Rare Book Room, Lillian Goldman Law Library, Lower Level 2
"Actual Malice" examines The New York Times v. Sullivan and the historic decision authored by Justice William J. Brennan in its historical moment, tracing the case's influence from its present to our...
Aug
25
Aug
25
Ask a Registrar
1:30PM - 2:30PM
Ruttenberg Dining Hall
The Registrar's Office is hosting drop in office hours to answer registration and degree audit questions.
Wednesday, August 26
Aug
26
“The Choicest Privilege”: Press Freedom from Magna Charta to the Early Federal Period
All Day
Rare Book Exhibit Area, Lillian Goldman Law Library, Level 3
"The Choicest Privilege," curated from the collection of Matthew L. Schafer and Steven Underweiser, considers U.S. history through a 1587 Magna Charta and an 1804 trial report.
Friday, August 28
Aug
28
Temporary Work, Permanent Vulnerability: International Human Rights and Guestworker Expansion
11:00AM - 12:00PM
Sterling Library Lecture Hall (120 High St.)
Join the Schell Center for International Human Rights and Migration that Works for a discussion on how expansion of the temporary visa programs could impact workers in the state of Connecticut and...
Monday, August 31
Aug
31
Ask a Registrar
9:30AM - 10:30AM
Ruttenberg Dining Hall
The Registrar's Office is hosting drop in office hours to answer registration and degree audit questions.
Tuesday, September 1
Sep
1
Actual Malice: Past & Present in The New York Times v. Sullivan (1964)
All Day
Rare Book Room, Lillian Goldman Law Library, Lower Level 2
"Actual Malice" examines The New York Times v. Sullivan and the historic decision authored by Justice William J. Brennan in its historical moment, tracing the case's influence from its present to our...
Wednesday, September 2
Sep
2
“The Choicest Privilege”: Press Freedom from Magna Charta to the Early Federal Period
All Day
Rare Book Exhibit Area, Lillian Goldman Law Library, Level 3
"The Choicest Privilege," curated from the collection of Matthew L. Schafer and Steven Underweiser, considers U.S. history through a 1587 Magna Charta and an 1804 trial report.