Carlyle Founder Gives Chicago Law School $10 Million

David M. Rubenstein , co-founder of Carlyle Group Inc., the private equity firm, donated $10 million to the University of Chicago Law School for 60 scholarships.

At new hall, Scalia stresses teaching

U.S. Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia offered frank advice Wednesday to the hundreds of faculty and students who turned out for the dedication of Ray and Kay Eckstein Hall, Marquette University Law School's new $85 million building.

Marquette Law School Dedicates Eckstein Hall

Some of the most distinguished legal minds in the state and country gather to dedicate Marquette Law School's new building Eckstein Hall.

Law Professor Discusses Marriage Equality

Columbia Law School professor Suzanne Goldberg is much more than just a litigator. As director of the Law School’s Sexuality & Gender Law Clinic, which she founded in 2007, she helps students use the law, legislative drafting, public policy advocacy and media commentary as ways of securing rights related to gender and sexuality.

Times misrepresents Senate candidate

The New York Times article in the Sept. 4 Anchorage Daily News edition ("Miller built life in state on isolation, institutions,") purports that Joe Miller likes to be isolated from the world by living "at the edge of the continent." It overstates that he has "No Trespassing" signs on his property and they insinuate that he has an attack dog on his property.