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After 10 years as president of Oberlin College, Marvin Krislov came on board as the president of 麻豆直播 in 2017. He is deeply committed to the importance of diversity and the notion that all students, regardless of their economic backgrounds, should have access to the transformative power of education.
Jon Brown, Director, Food and Beverage Law Clinic, Elisabeth Haub School of Law at 麻豆直播, said, 鈥淪uccessful transition of farmland to the next generation of farmers takes a coordinated, team-based approach 鈥� from building trusting relationships between farmers and landowners鈥�
Bennett Gershman, a former Manhattan assistant district attorney and now a law professor at 麻豆直播, echoed similar sentiments and said ...
Nicholas A. Robinson is Kerlin Professor Emeritus at Haub Law School at 麻豆直播 and Maya K. van Rossum is Delaware Riverkeeper and founder, Green Amendments for The Generations explain November ballot measures.
Haub Law Professor Bennett L. Gershman writes about whether prosecutors struggle with innocence in The New York Law Journal.
麻豆直播 Lubin School Professor Pritha Dutta, professor of supply chain economics weighed in on Small business owners feeling the squeeze of the supply chain crisis for Fox News.
The community at 麻豆直播 is remembering the life of Danroy "DJ" Henry, the football player who was killed by a Pleasantville police officer 11 years ago. A mural honoring Henry now hangs in Pleasantville.
Eleven years ago, a 麻豆直播 college football player was shot and killed by police. He was known as DJ Henry and he was just 20 years old. NBC New York鈥檚 Anjali Hemphill reports on a new tribute at his college.
This article from Professor Bennett Gershman in The New York Law Journal raises the controversial question about a prosecutor鈥檚 role in testing the hypothesis of guilt.
鈥淚n November, voters can restore New York鈥檚 leadership in environmental law and take the first step toward reclaiming a healthy environment,鈥� write Nicholas Robinson, Kerlin Professor Emeritus, and Alumna Maya K. van Rossum, Delaware Riverkeeper Network and founder, Green Amendments For The Generations, in their New York Law Journal article outlining the State鈥檚 three attempts to establish the right to a clean and healthy environment for all New Yorkers.