Jan. 11, 2008—Judge Dinkins' appointment announced by Gov. Phil. Bredesen
Jan. 4, 2008—Swain, professor of political science and law, will serve a six-year term if confirmed
Jan. 4, 2008—Haynes replaced Andy Bennett, '82, following his appointment to the state Court of Appeals
Jan. 4, 2008—Shulman will supervise Health Department's legislative services, communications, information technology, policy planning and minority health services
Dec. 6, 2007—"Vanderbilt Law School: Aspirations & Realities" chronicles 132-year history
Dec. 4, 2007—"Guardian of Every Other Right" updated to include Kelo and other important recent developments
Dec. 3, 2007—Adjunct professor elected president of American Board of Certification
Nov. 26, 2007—Study by W. Kip Viscusi and Joni Hersch estimates economic impact of smoking on smokers
Nov. 16, 2007—Health care economist Alain Enthoven delivers Cooper Health Policy Lecture
Nov. 1, 2007—Nagareda's newly released book, "Mass Torts in a World of Settlement," proposes an innovative solution to high-stakes cases such as Vioxx
Oct. 30, 2007—Team will explore changes in curriculum and enhanced real-world training
Oct. 30, 2007—Experience as Metro's legal director prepared Dean to serve as city's mayor
Oct. 25, 2007—Article receives annual award for scholarship
Oct. 25, 2007—New book offers comprehensive overview of the Supreme Court for lay people
Oct. 24, 2007—"Father of managed competition" Alain Enthoven of Stanford University to lecture on health reform Nov. 9
Oct. 23, 2007—VULS hosted World Intellectual Property Conference Oct. 17-19
Oct. 9, 2007—Vanderbilt University researchers will share $10 million MacArthur grant
Oct. 8, 2007—Grant will help defray student expenses
Sep. 20, 2007—Chimps follow some human-like traits when it comes to cost, value and property
Sep. 20, 2007—Co-sponsored by the World Intellectual Property Organization & CISAC in collaboration with BMI, ASCAP and SESAC
Sep. 20, 2007—22 members of the Class of 2007 honored
Sep. 12, 2007—Dean wins Sept. 11 runoff, will take office Sept. 21
Sep. 12, 2007—"One of the most interesting and talented first-year classes in the nation"
Sep. 4, 2007—Commission will focus on expanding job opportunities for disabled lawyers
Sep. 3, 2007—Vanderbilt professors Tracey George and Paul Edelman connect legal scholarship in a new way.