Faculty News
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Do Anti-CRT Laws Violate the First Amendment?
Francesca Procaccini examines the implications of laws aimed at limiting speech in the classroom Read MoreJun. 13, 2024
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How Zoning Affects Greenhouse Gas Emissions
Land use expert Christopher Serkin offers regulatory roadmap for local governments Read MoreMay. 22, 2024
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VPOPP’s Launch Event on Prosecution in the South
by Alissa Heydari Prosecutors, advocates, and academics recently gathered at Vanderbilt Law School for a summit on “Prosecution in the South: Challenges and Innovative Solutions.” The May 7 convening was organized by the Vanderbilt Project on Prosecution Policy (VPOPP), a new initiative within the law school led by research… Read MoreMay. 21, 2024
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How Patent Law Can Protect Public Health
Sean Seymore, Centennial Professor of Law at Vanderbilt Law School, argues that federal courts have “abandoned their gatekeeping function” for protecting public health in patent cases. Read MoreMay. 20, 2024
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Why Have Venture Capitalists Become So Founder-Friendly?
Paper co-authored by Brian Broughman proposes a new model for analyzing VC behavior Read MoreMay. 14, 2024
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Vanderbilt Policy Accelerator and History Department Examine How the New Deal Was Run
“How The New Deal Was Run,” a conference about the implementation of the New Deal programs that transformed American life from the 1930s on. Read MoreMay. 7, 2024
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Why Rescheduling Marijuana Won’t Save the Marijuana Industry
Vanderbilt Law Professor Robert Mikos outlines the limitations of Rescheduling Marijuana under the Controlled Substances Act Read MoreMay. 6, 2024
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Six Vanderbilt Law Professors Honored with Hall-Hartman Awards
Six Vanderbilt Law professors were honored with Hall-Hartman Awards for Outstanding Teaching from the Vanderbilt Bar Association. Read MoreApr. 30, 2024
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28 Faculty Honored at Endowed Chair Investiture
Chancellor Daniel Diermeier and Provost and Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs C. Cybele Raver honored scholars from across Vanderbilt. Read MoreApr. 30, 2024