The Data Care Act: Viewing Businesses as Information Fiduciaries
By Siddharth Sonkar* CONTEXT Last month, in an unprecedented cyber attack on J.W Marriott Hotel’s guest database, data relating […]
Masterpiece Left Me Optimistic; Kavanaugh Leaves Me Unsure
By Mark Satta* Last month, Aaron and Melissa Klein, a couple who owned a bakery in Oregon, asked the Supreme
Justice in Higher Education: Why We Must Move Beyond Admissions Policy
By Gina Schouten* I want to argue for a shift in focus in conversations about justice in higher education.[i]
Exposing Exxon’s Ham-Fisted Attempts to Wield a Weaponized First Amendment
By Shanna Cleveland* When faced with an investigation by the New York and Massachusetts attorneys general over whether or not
A Progress Assessment on the National HIV/AIDS Strategy Goals
By Leah M. Adams* As 2018 draws to a close, we are left with just one year to fulfil
Since Time Immemorial: Tribal Sovereignty Education in Washington State
Alexandra Rawlings* Since European settlers arrived on Turtle Island (North America), they have attempted to assimilate and exterminate the Indigenous