Augustine Doe L’03
Written by: Molly Osinoff Augustine Doe embodies resilience, determination, and exceptional achievement. Raised in Accra, Ghana, Augustine relocated to the United States after political unrest led to the closure of… Read more »
Author Archives: Elyse Maniccia
MAID in New York: Medical Aid in Dying Act Awaits Governor’s Decision
Written By: Kate Silverstrim-Jensen If signed by Governor Hochul, The Medical Aid in Dying (‘MAID’) Act (S.138/A.136) would amend New York State’s Public Health Law, allowing qualified individuals to request… Read more »
The Final Act: Live Nation’s Arbitration Clause Faces the Supreme Court
Written By: Alexa Levy Introduction In a case that could significantly alter consumer arbitration in the entertainment industry, the United States Supreme Court has agreed to hear arguments regarding the… Read more »
Parental Rights vs. Inclusive Curriculum: What the Supreme Court’s Decision Means for Public Schools
Written By: Kate Fioravanti What happens when a story about kindness becomes a constitutional controversy? That’s the question now facing school districts nationwide after the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that… Read more »
Could the Backlash from Kelo Affect the Location of a New Dallas Mavericks Arena, on the 20th Anniversary of the Infamous Eminent Domain Supreme Court Holding?
Written By: Bryan R. Beene NBA fans in Dallas breathed a sigh of relief on May 28th, when Mavericks CEO Rick Welts affirmed plans to build a new arena in… Read more »
Title IX and the House Settlement: Playing for Keeps
Written By: Logan M. Gorg The House Settlement On June 6, 2025, Judge Claudia Wilken approved a landmark settlement among Division I student-athletes, the NCAA, and power conferences that will… Read more »
Monopoly, Internet Edition: Will Google Have to Give Up Boardwalk?
Written By: Dannah C. Henderson If you’ve ever searched for a restaurant, booked a flight, or checked the weather online, chances are you used Google. For many of us, “googling”… Read more »
Erika Simonson L’19
Written By: Austin La Erika Simonson’s journey from Associate Notes Editor of Syracuse’s Law Review to working at one of the most established securities law firms in New York City… Read more »
Born in the USA — Blocked Nationwide? Can Trump’s Executive Order Constraining Birthright Citizenship Be Universally Enjoined?
Written By: Alyssa Acunto Background On May 15, 2025, the Supreme Court heard oral arguments for Trump v. CASA, Inc. — the case concerning Trump’s executive order restricting birthright citizenship… Read more »
Are the NCAA’s Amendments to Roster Size Limitations Enough to Push the House Settlement to the Finish Line?
Written By: Cole D. Mathews The legal landscape of college sports has changed drastically in the wake of recent developments involving the payment of student athletes. While these changes have… Read more »