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Law Library Gifted Professor Guido Calabresi’s Papers

Sterling Professor Emeritus of Law Guido Calabresi ’58 has donated his extensive collection of papers to the Lillian Goldman Law Library, enabling future generations of scholars to draw from his decades of scholarship and judicial experience.
Law Library Gifted Professor Guido Calabresi’s Papers
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Charting New Courses in Artificial Intelligence
Charting New Courses in Artificial Intelligence
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Professor Hathaway Named 2025 Guggenheim Fellow
Professor Hathaway Named 2025 Guggenheim Fellow
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Podcast: Anika Singh Lemar Confronts Connecticut’s Housing Crisis
Podcast: Anika Singh Lemar Confronts Connecticut’s Housing Crisis
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Free Exercise Clinic’s Amicus Brief Quoted at SCOTUS Oral Argument
Free Exercise Clinic’s Amicus Brief Quoted at SCOTUS Oral Argument
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Flowers at Lambach: A Rare Book Exhibition

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Flowers at Lambach: A Rare Book Exhibition
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Max & Trix | Max and Beatrix Farrand: Memory and Landscape at Yale

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Supreme Court Weighs Who Should Decide Public School Curriculum: Judges or School Boards?

An amicus brief co-authored by Robert R. Slaughter Professor of Law Justin Driver for Mahmoud v. Knight was highlighted.

Supreme Court Weighs Who Should Decide Public School Curriculum: Judges or School Boards?
European Journal of Risk Regulation

“The Protection of Selectively Bred and Gene Edited Farm Animals under EU Law”

A recent paper co-authored by LEAP Student Fellow and 2024 LEAP Student Grant recipient Ilaria Cimadori analyzes the European Union's regulatory framework for selective breeding and gene-editing in farmed animals.

“The Protection of Selectively Bred and Gene Edited Farm Animals under EU Law”
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Trump’s ‘Attack’ on the IRS Could Cost the Government $1 Trillion, Former Treasury Secretary Says

Professor of Law Natasha Sarin discussed tax enforcement and the function of the IRS. The work of the Budget Lab was mentioned.

Trump’s ‘Attack’ on the IRS Could Cost the Government $1 Trillion, Former Treasury Secretary Says
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Conservative Justices Seem to Favor LGBTQ+ Book Opt-Out Option

An amicus brief co-authored by Robert R. Slaughter Professor of Law Justin Driver regarding elementary school curricula was highlighted.

Conservative Justices Seem to Favor LGBTQ+ Book Opt-Out Option

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