Professor Tim Canova comments in story for the Counter Punch Online Magazine named How to Cut Infrastructure Costs in Half. To read the full article, click here.

Staff Attorney Jayme Cassidy, has been invited by the

Miami VA to  meet with ABA President Linda Klein, to discuss the NSU Veterans Law Clinic and Legal Incubator programs housed at the NSU College of Law.  The Miami VA selected only two legal services programs to have this opportunity. Ms. Cassidy will also be presenting to the ABA Access to Legal Services Committee Members about the NSU College of Law Legal Incubator program, the nation's first Legal Incubator program targeting the Veterans community.

Professor Olympia Duhart published an Op Ed in The Miami Herald on Jan. 17, 2017 advocating for President Obama to grant a posthumous pardon to civil rights activist Marcus Garvey. Read the editorial here.

Professor Olympia Duhart also participated in a panel on Diversity and the Law School Culture at the AALS meeting in San Francisco Jan. 5, 2017. She served as moderator for a panel that examined the challenges of creating a law school culture that embraces student and faculty diversity. In addition, Professor Olympia Duhart completed her work on a podcast mini-series examining gender bias in the legal profession. Duhart served as producer for three units - In the Media, Multiple Identities and Solutions - in the series. The podcast is available on iTunes and at LST Radio.

Professor Vicenç Feliú, has been named Associate Dean and Professor of Law for Library Services of the Panza Maurer Law Library. He will be responsible for setting the strategic direction of the law library, in conjunction with Jon M. Garon, the Dean of the College of Law, and working closely with the Alvin Sherman Library, a public-private partnership between NSU and Broward County. See full press release.

Fran Tetunic Professor of Law and Director of the Alternative Dispute Resolution Clinic, was quoted in an article of the January issue of Vanity Fair. Fran explained the difference in outcome for a high profile celebrity when using a public judge verse private judge and the impact it can have on one's reputation and image. 

Professor Michael Masinter was interviewed by WIOD radio regarding the "pending Supreme Court nomination. Clip is available here. 

Professor Joel Mintz submitted a 912 page (550 words/page) manuscript of a new casebook, A Practical Introduction to Environmental Law. Co-authored with four other law professors and one contributing author, the book contains numerous "practice problems" designed to introduce law students to the challenges faced by environmental practitioners. It is scheduled to be published by Carolina Academic Press in June, 2017. Professor Mintz was a commentator and questioner at a panel on "Environmental Law in the New Administration" at the AALS Annual Meeting in San Francisco. He also participated in national scholars' roundtable discussions on "The Coming Assault on Our Safeguards," and "Trump's Infrastructure Agenda and Public Health and Environmental Policy," at a Center for Progressive Reform member scholars' meeting at UC Hastings law school in San Francisco;

Professor Mintz published a blog piece, "Environmental Enforcement in the Crosshairs," discussing the vulnerability of EPA's enforcement program during the Trump administration and the 110th Congress. He was quoted repeatedly in a discussion of the prospects for EPA enforcement in "2017 Outlook," an annual publication of the Bloomberg/BNA Environment Reporter and spoke with a reporter for Inside Climate News regarding the prospects for the proposed Dakota Access Pipeline and interpretation of the National Environmental Policy Act under the Trump administration.

Adjunct Professor Ethan Wall was interviewed in WLRN Miami, South Florida. The tittle of the interview was "At Your Service: Social Media and the Law". To listen to the entire interview, please click here.