Content Posted in 2026
19 students from around the globe join Seattle U Law’s LLM Program, Seattle University School of Law
2025, Richard Delgado
2025 December Commencement, Seattle University School of Law
2026 May Commencement, Seattle University School of Law
8th Annual Innovation and Technology Law Conference: Regulating Artificial Intelligence: From Where and When?, Steven Bender
About the Authors, SJSJ
About the Authors, SJSJ
A Comparative Study of Chinese and American Approaches to Shaping International Outer Space Law and Norms, Ariel G. Silverman
Advancing the Rights of Nature: Lessons from Sauk-Suiattle v. City of Seattle, Harry S. Katz
Adversaries and Experts: Legal Tradition Versus Empirical Science, André M. Peñalver
Advocacy Matters, Richard Collins
And the cycle continues., Ashley Elizabeth
Antibiotics in Animal Agriculture, The Risks to Health, and Differences in the US and the EU, Li-Ting Chou
A Public Pools Grant Program for Racial Justice, Diana Rendler
Art Law & the Law of the Horse, Brian L. Frye
Beyond ICWA: Within Family Court Systems, Mixed Indigenous Families Confront Ongoing Jurisdictional Violence, Nis Wilbur
Beyond the Library of Congress: The Federal Library Ecosystem as Democratic Information Infrastructure, Nancy E. Weiss
Beyond the Library of Congress: The Federal Library Ecosystem as Democratic Information Infrastructure, Nancy E. Weiss
Building belonging with brunch, Seattle University School of Law
Ceremony honors law professor appointed to state appeals court bench, Seattle University School of Law
Child Abuse in the Name of Free Speech: Against Protecting Conversion Therapy as Free Speech, Siobhán Nolan
Clinic students testify in favor of worker protection bill, Seattle University School of Law
Congratulations to Jessica Pouley, Colville, on earning her JD!, Seattle University School of Law
Dean Anthony Varona to lead national task force on Hispanic representation, Seattle University School of Law
Dean headlines two Hispanic Heritage Month events at international law firms, Seattle University School of Law
December 13, 2025, Seattle University School of Law
Deepfake Danger: The Urgent Need for Federal Protections Against AI-Generated Pornography, Benjamin Comfort
Disability and Discrimination in Washington Jails: The Federal Judicial Loophole in Washington State Protections, Kyle Barnes
District of Columbia, Elizabeth Ford
Examination of the International Judicial Practice and Prospect in Relation to the Palestine–Israel Conflict: Following the Al-Aqsa Flood Operation, Sharefah A. Almahuna
Expanding Access to Justice Through Legal Tech Innovation and Education: AALS Panel Discussions, Miguel Willis, April Dawson, Antonio Coronado, Diego Alcalá Laboy, Mark Williams, Margaret Hagan, LeighAnne Thompson, Drew Amerson, Dan Jackson, and Andrew Perlman
Expansion of Federal Benefits to Non-Native Adopted Children, Anna-Grace Hockensmith
From Advocacy to Action, Seattle University School of Law
From Pickaninny to Superpredator to the Prison Pipeline: The Criminal Legal System’s Immunization to Black Children’s Pain, Brenita Softley
Front Matters, SJSJ 2025
Frye Is So Last Century: It’s Time for Washington to Get with the Times, Darian Mullen
Global Supply Chain Resilience in Emerging Technologies: A Case Study of Bitcoin Mining, Kishanthi Parella and Carla L. Reyes
Going global, Seattle University School of Law
Good Newsletter February 3, 2026, Seattle University School of Law Dean
Gov. Inslee signs bill created and championed by Seattle U Law Workers’ Rights Clinic, Seattle University School of Law
Hawaiʻi’s Housing Crisis: Unpacking the Limits of S.B. 2919, Carley Matsumoto
Hope, Peter Jung
Housing Justice Pipeline: Harnessing Housing Clinics to Transform the Right to Counsel Movement, Erica Braudy, Thomas Honan, and Tuhfa Begum
How Licensing Compromised the Library, Aaron Perzanowski
How Licensing Compromised the Library, Aaron Perzanowski
How the DoD Discourages Military Families from Seeking Mental Health Counseling, Christina Welch
Incubator Program mobilizes mentors for early career attorneys, Seattle University School of Law
Innocence Loan Funds: A New Approach to Exonoree Support, Timothy Fisher
Installation ceremony celebrates Brooke D. Coleman as Fredric C. Tausend Professor of Law, Seattle University School of Law
International Law’s Forgotten Refugees—Palestinian Refugees in Egypt
Is the Promise of Zora Neale Hurston’s Florida Lost?, Elizabeth Troutman
I Thought I Found My One True Love: Enabling a Web of Exploitation on Social Media, Amos N. Guiora and Rosalie Rawlins
James Beaver, Seattle University School of Law
Justice Requires the Freedom to Play, Heavenly Possum
Kim Gyeong-seok and the Origins of Northeast Asia’s Corporate Accountability Movement for War and Colonialism, Timothy Webster
Land Without Legacy: The Case for Market-Based Appraisals on Hawaiian Home Lands, Alexis C. Owens
Law professor's new book examines Supreme Court of India, Seattle University School of Law
Law school event explores hate crime statistics, characteristics, reporting, Seattle University School of Law
Law school faculty share expertise, insight at U.S. law schools meeting, Seattle University School of Law
Law school hosts preeminent constitutional law expert as distinguished visiting scholar, Seattle University School of Law
Law school welcomes 12 distinguished professors to faculty, Seattle University School of Law
Law school welcomes five new teacher-scholars to career faculty, Seattle University School of Law
Law student earns prestigious post-graduation fellowship, Seattle University School of Law
LawYours lets high schoolers picture themselves as future lawyers, Seattle University School of Law
Legal experts weigh in on affirmative action ruling during Seattle U Law-hosted webinar, Seattle University School of Law
Legal History: The Curious Case of the Disappearing Unceded Lakota Territories, Sebastian F. Braun
legal scholar, jeremiah noonan
Leveraging Citizen Science to Advance Environmental Justice in Climate-Vulnerable Communities Post-Loper Bright, Lauren Valli
Leveraging Technology, Copyright, and Libraries to Benefit the Public Interest, Michelle M. Wu
Leveraging Technology, Copyright, and Libraries to Benefit the Public Interest, Michelle Wu
Masthead, SJSJ
May 16, 2026, Seattle University School of Law
Michigan, Elizabeth Ford
Minnesota, Elizabeth Ford
Montana, Elizabeth Ford
Move fast and build things, Seattle University School of Law
Mr. Trump Goes to Washington Part II: A Review of Richard Delgado's 2025, Kevin Johnson
Native History Is United States History: How United States History Censorship Leads to Passive Acceptance of Racial Discrimination and Furthers the Decline of Tribal Sovereignty, Nickolasa A. Jackson
Navigating Compliance in a Geopolitical Era: The Case of Chinese Multinationals in the United States, Ji Li
Nebraska, Elizabeth Ford
Nevada, Elizabeth Ford
New campaign aims to help sexual assault/DV survivors, Seattle University School of Law
New Mexico, Elizabeth Ford
New program aims to develop sports law practitioners, Seattle University School of Law
NYC Legal Aid Society CEO and alumna to deliver Seattle U Law commencement address, Seattle University School of Law
Off-the-Shelf Danger: The Need for Overhauling FAA Regulations to Combat the Misuse of Commercial and Recreational Drones, Ka Ching "Cyrus" Au
Oregon, Elizabeth Ford
Our Mission, SJSJ
Outbound Investment Restrictions and International Law’s Challenge, Harlan Grant Cohen
“Pick-up Orders” and Foster Youth in Washington, Lauren Higgins
Product Nationality and Corporate Identity, Trang (Mae) Nguyen
Professor, multiple alumni earn recognition at Pierce County awards banquet, Seattle University School of Law
Professor publishes national firearms study in prestigious journal, Seattle University School of Law
Protecting DV survivors by ensuring firearms are surrendered, Seattle University School of Law
Reading Between the Treaties: Why the Supreme Court Must Honor the Indian Canons of Construction, Amelia R. Wimmer
Reimagining Legal Education: The Transformative Power of Small-Group Instruction, Michael I. Meyerson
Resilient Dispute Resolution Systems for International Energy Conflicts, Guillermo J. Garcia Sanchez
Restricting Data Flows Is a Sign of Weakness, Nikolas Guggenberger
Rewriting the Playbook: The X’s and O’s of the House Settlement and the Future of Student-Athletes’ Voice in Their Compensation, Matthew K.V. Glazer
Rhode Island, Elizabeth Ford
Sanctioned Cruelty: The Legal Endorsement of Violence Against Slaves in Southern Courts, Evan Matthew Gelobter
Scholars for Justice recipients prepare for legal careers helping immigrants, workers, Seattle University School of Law
Seattle U Law dean headlines event aimed at supporting legal scholars of color, Seattle University School of Law
Seattle U Law entering JD class makes history, Seattle University School of Law
Seattle U Law grads shine brightly on WA Super Lawyers list, Seattle University School of Law
Seattle U Law hosts Latinx and Indigenous students from Central Washington, Seattle University School of Law
Seattle U Law launches new program to prepare lawyers for future tech challenges, Seattle University School of Law
Seattle U Law launches Technology, Innovation, Law and Ethics (TILE) Program, Seattle University School of Law
Seattle U Law leaders feature prominently in WA Supreme Court bar licensure briefing, Seattle University School of Law
Seattle U Law professor leads panel discussion on landmark Supreme Court Second Amendment case, Seattle University School of Law
Seattle U Law professors publish impactful scholarship, Seattle University School of Law
Seattle U Law ranked among top schools for academic impact, Seattle University School of Law
Seattle U Law recognized as top school for international law, Seattle University School of Law
Seattle U Law students earn prestigious Gregoire Fellowships, Seattle University School of Law
Seattle U Law suspends participation in U.S. News law school rankings, Seattle University School of Law
Seattle U Law welcomes member of Indian Parliament for October Luminaries in Law, Seattle University School of Law
Separation of Copyright Powers, Blake Reid
Separation of Copyright Powers, Blake Reid
September 2024 – August 2025 Case Law on American Indians, Thomas P. Schlosser
Session 1: Guidance from International Regulation Sources, Charlotte Tschider and Marie-Charlotte Roques-Bonnet
Session 2: The Cases for Industry Self-Regulation and Government Regulation of AI, Boaz Ashkenazy, Kevin Bartholomew, Kevin De Liban, and Christopher Yoo
Session 3: Conference Spotlight- Politics in a World of AI Misinformation: Regulatory Approaches, Richard Painter and Mark Verstraete
Session 4: Analyzing the Benefits of Artificial Intelligence to Racially Inclusive Democracy, Spencer Overton and Jeffrey Omari
Session 5: AI Regulation from Domestic Sources: From Where and When?, Mark Geistfeld, Margaret Hu, and Emile Loza de Siles
Session 6: AI Regulation: The Role of Washington State Legal Organizations, Alicia Burton, Michele Carney, Ryan Harkins, Craig Shank, Drew Simshaw, Christon Skinner, and Leslie Veloz
Sex, Desire, and Violence: Rape is About Power, narcissus
Six students join Calhoun racial justice fellowship, Seattle University School of Law
Social Media’s Death Toll: Who Should Be Held Liable?, Sara Fradi
Somewhere to Exist, Morgan Sandys
Stability at Stake: The Effects of Overturning Chevron on Indian Gaming, Evan Callahan
Student Life E-Newsletter April 13, 2026, Seattle University School of Law Student Life
Student Life E-Newsletter April 20, 2026, Seattle University School of Law Student Life
Student Life E-Newsletter April 27, 2026, Seattle University School of Law Student Life
Student Life E-Newsletter April 6, 2026, Seattle University School of Law Student Life
Student Life E-Newsletter August 26, 2025, Seattle University School of Law Student Life
Student Life E-Newsletter December 1, 2025, Seattle University School of Law Student Life
Student Life E-Newsletter February 17, 2026, Seattle University School of Law Student Life
Student Life E-Newsletter February 2, 2026, Seattle University School of Law Student Life
Student Life E-Newsletter February 23, 2026, Seattle University School of Law Student Life
Student Life E-Newsletter February 9, 2026, Seattle University School of Law Student Life
Student Life E-Newsletter January 10, 2023, Seattle University School of Law Student Life
Student Life E-Newsletter January 20, 2026, Seattle University School of Law Student Life
Student Life E-Newsletter January 20, 2026, Seattle University School of Law Student Life
Student Life E-Newsletter January 26, 2026, Seattle University School of Law Student Life
Student Life E-Newsletter March16, 2026, Seattle University School of Law Student Life
Student Life E-Newsletter March 2, 2026, Seattle University School of Law Student Life
Student Life E-Newsletter March 23, 2026, Seattle University School of Law Student Life
Student Life E-Newsletter March 30, 2026, Seattle University School of Law Student Life
Student Life E-Newsletter March 9, 2026, Seattle University School of Law Student Life
Student Life E-Newsletter May 11, 2026, Seattle University School of Law Student Life
Student Life E-Newsletter May 4, 2026, Seattle University School of Law Student Life
Student Life E-Newsletter November 10, 2025, Seattle University School of Law Student Life
Student Life E-Newsletter November 17, 2025, Seattle University School of Law Student Life
Student Life E-Newsletter November 24, 2025, Seattle University School of Law Student Life
Student Life E-Newsletter November 3, 2025, Seattle University School of Law Student Life
Student Life E-Newsletter October 13, 2025, Seattle University School of Law Student Life
Student Life E-Newsletter October 20, 2025, Seattle University School of Law Student Life
Student Life E-Newsletter October 27, 2025, Seattle University School of Law Student Life
Student Life E-Newsletter October 6, 2025, Seattle University School of Law Student Life
Student Life E-Newsletter – September 15, 2025, Seattle University School of Law Student Life
Student Life E-Newsletter September 2, 2025, Seattle University School of Law Student Life
Student Life E-Newsletter September 22, 2025, Seattle University School of Law Student Life
Student Life E-Newsletter September 29, 2025, Seattle University School of Law Student Life
Student Life E-Newsletter September 8, 2025, Seattle University School of Law Student Life
Students awarded prestigious labor law fellowships, Seattle University School of Law
Table of Contents, SJSJ
Table of Contents, SJSJ
The Anti-Assimilationist Rage of Ashley Elizabeth, mk zariel
The Double-Edged Sword of AI in Elections: Navigating Risks and Opportunities in Washington State, Payvand Khastkhodaei
The Field of International Business Transactions Law, Kathleen Claussen
The First Prison, William Gillis
The Lawyer: Fall 2025, Seattle University School of Law
The Legal Intersectionality of English Language Learners and Special Education Students: Ensuring Students Receive Mandated Services, Brett A. Geier
The Library of Congress at a Crossroads: Executive Overreach and the Future of Public Knowledge, Leslie A. Street and Amanda Runyon
The Library of Congress at a Crossroads: Executive Overreach and the Future of Public Knowledge, Leslie A. Street and Amanda Runyon
The Library of Congress’s Essential Role in Digital Preservation: Reconceiving Mandatory Deposit After Valancourt, Dave Hansen
The Library of Congress’s Essential Role in Digital Preservation: Reconceiving Mandatory Deposit After Valancourt, Dave Hansen
The Preventative Care Gap: Completing the ACA’s Vision for Health, Abby Nagaich
The Tribal Rules of Evidence, Nicole Morote
Third-Party Funding: Balancing Transparency, National Security, and Access to Justice, Victoria Shannon Sahani
Three law students selected as liaisons to state commission addressing inequities in courts, Seattle University School of Law
Three students earn Stevens Public Interest Fellowships, Seattle University School of Law
To The Boys Who Say “Your Body, My Choice”, Kaitlyn DeMeyere
Tribal Nations as Lords of the Fee: A Common Law Argument for Tribal Discretion in Spending Federal Forfeiture Funds, Kent A. Anderson
U.N.masking American Exceptionalism: How International Frameworks Can Inform American Indian Policy, Kaitlin Reese
Veiled Justice: Secularism and the Hijab Across Democracies, Mohamed ‘Arafa
Vermont, Elizabeth Ford
Victims as the Heart of the Matter: The South African Amnesty as Promised in Practice, Ronald C. Slye
Washington, Elizabeth Ford
Washington’s Crime Free Rental Housing Programs: A Two-Tier Housing Regime, Eric Strain
Waste, Property, and the Democratic Process, Eduardo M. Peñalver
Weaponizing the First Amendment: Captive Audience Laws Recast from Shield to Sword, Seth Freeman
Weather as a Weapon of War: The Legality of Cloud Seeding under International Humanitarian Law, Fatemah Albader
¡We Count! The Enumerated History of the Latinx Legal Academy: Part One, Beginnings to 1990, Emile Loza de Siles
We The Queers, Merrick Sloane
When Earth’s Lungs Collapse: How Wetland Loss Threatens Air Quality After Sackett v. EPA, Julia A. Hicks
Why Libraries Matter Now More Than Ever to Democracy: Legal and Policy Issues Affecting the Future of Public Knowledge, Margaret Chon
Why Libraries Matter Now More Than Ever to Democracy: Legal and Policy Issues Affecting the Future of Public Knowledge, Margaret Chon
Why the Library of Congress Matters More Than Ever, Hope O'Keeffe
Why the Library of Congress Matters More Than Ever, Hope O'Keeffe
Worker Protection or Commercial Facilitation: The British Empire, Labor Governance and the Gradual Invisibilization of Labor Coercion During the Age of High Imperialism, Christopher Roberts and Michelle Ong
Workers’ Compensation Codes in American Indian* Tribal Nations, Autumn N. Siegel
Works of Audience, Works of Authorship, and the Human’s Way of Knowing, Michael MacTaggert
Youth Voice: Civic Engagement, Rights, and the Wellbeing of Children, Jonathan Todres, Folashade Epebinu, Chelsea Osei, and Gabrielle Listana