As COVID Pandemic Continues, U.S. Workers Need Protection
About the Author: Siena Richardson is a first year law student at American University- Washington College of Law. Siena graduated from NYU and is interested in public interest work after […]
Should U.S. Presidential Candidates Be Required to Make Their Tax Returns Public?
About the Author: Greg Warren is a first year evening law student at American University- Washington College of Law. Greg graduated from George Mason University and hopes to work in […]
Voting Rights Act: As Important Now As in 1965*
About the Author: Daraja Carroll is a third year law student at American University- Washington College of Law. Daraja graduated from San Diego State University and hopes to work at […]
Stalemate: Congressional Standstill over a New Coronavirus Stimulus Bill
About the Author: Will Jackson is a first year law student at American University- Washington College of Law. Will graduated from the University of Maryland- College Park and hopes to […]
When the Party Does Stop: TikTok on the Clock
About the Author: Kathleen Stoughton is a first year law student at American University- Washington College of Law. Kathleen graduated from Carleton College in 2020 and is interested in potentially […]
Putting the “Public” back in Public Housing
The National Football League thrives on the talent of young stars whose incredible stories about overcoming adversity in their lives make them exceptional. One of those players is Deshaun Watson, […]