News

Aside from their academic work, the Law School's faculty often write for leading national and international newspapers and magazines, and are even more frequently consulted by journalists from these news outlets seeking explanation of and insights into complicated legal matters. This page catalogs a sampling of articles by and about our faculty; additional articles containing quotes from the faculty are regularly posted to the Law School's Twitter feed.

We are proud that our faculty writes on a wide variety of topics from a diversity of viewpoints. No individual article represents the views of the Law School or the full membership of the Law School community, and we are proud of the range of intellectual inquiry represented here and in our faculty's scholarly work.

Journalists who wish to speak with our faculty are encouraged to visit our media inquiries page for more information.

Latest News

May 22, 2012
Law School Office of Communications
U Chicago Law Review Now Available as E-Book
by Meredith Heagney
May 22, 2012
Defining Ideas
Epstein: "Corporations Are People, Too"
"Corporations Are People, Too"
by Richard A. Epstein
May 21, 2012
EconTalk
Ronald Coase Interviewed on EconTalk Podcast
"Coase on Externalities, the Firm, and the State of Economics"
by Russ Roberts
May 18, 2012
University of Chicago News Office
Federalist Society Honors Elder Dallin H. Oaks, JD’57
by Sarah Galer
May 18, 2012
Law School Office of Communications
Alison Siegler Honored for Public Interest Service
by Meredith Heagney
May 16, 2012
Law School Office of Communications
Nussbaum Honored With Prince of Asturias Award for Social Sciences
by Meredith Heagney
May 16, 2012
Crain's Chicago Business
IJ Clinic's Beth Kregor Lists "Five Ways to Give Chicagoans the Food Trucks They Deserve"
"Five ways to give Chicagoans the food trucks they deserve"
by Beth Kregor
May 15, 2012
The New York Times
Epstein on Friedman and Sandel
"Michael Sandel Is Wrong on Markets..."
by Richard A. Epstein
May 15, 2012
Law School Office of Communications
Four Students Compete Before Federal Judges in Moot Court Finals
by Meredith Heagney