April 15, 2013 | Volume XIX, Issue 28
Published: Apr 16th, 2012
As she watches families come together and fall apart, Mary Day Coker keeps a scripture tucked away on her bench where only she can see it. Coker, a Florida 8th [...]
Published: Apr 9th, 2012
The University of Florida Levin College of Law’s Art Law Society hosted its 10th annual art show, which featured more than 40 pieces of artwork created by students and faculty [...]
Published: Apr 2nd, 2012
By Maggie Powers OUTLaw, the University of Florida Levin College of Law’s Gay-Straight Alliance group, held its third annual Marry-In event in the Marcia Whitney Schott Courtyard Tuesday. The event [...]
Published: Apr 2nd, 2012
On March 15, leaders of the Northern Florida legal community assembled to celebrate the life and career of the Stephan P. Mickle, the first African-American federal judge of the Northern [...]
Published: Mar 26th, 2012
By Debbie Amirin Considering the obstacles, you might call it a modern miracle. In the face of dwindling state support and increasingly tough times for higher education as state revenues [...]
Published: Mar 19th, 2012
By the time of Abraham Lincoln’s election in 1860 to the U.S. presidency and the South’s subsequent secession from the United States, the southern states had already been exposed to [...]
Published: Mar 19th, 2012
One of the nation’s foremost federal court scholars will delve into issues surrounding judicial review at the 31st annual Dunwody Distinguished Lecture in Law at the University of Florida Levin [...]
Published: Mar 12th, 2012
Since New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg took office in 2002, the city has engaged in the rezoning of about 11,000 lots within its limits, which equals about one-quarter of [...]
Published: Feb 27th, 2012
The fifth annual Wolf Family Lecture on the American Law of Real Property will explore pertinent issues facing land use regulation tomorrow. Vicki L. Been, Boxer Family Professor of Law [...]
Published: Feb 27th, 2012
Forty years ago, drivers could buy a gallon of gasoline with just a few coins, the Cuyahoga River smoldered rather than flowed and the two most significant water laws in [...]
