Following Wednesday’s historic event, University of Miami experts in various fields provide their insight on the biggest challenges facing the new administration.
University of Miami experts weigh the merit and consequences of amending or repealing the communications law that provides a legal shield for service providers from the words, images, and videos posted by their users.
A University of Miami political science expert provides his thoughts on the article of impeachment that has been filed against President Donald Trump.
A University of Miami political scientist weighs in on whether election polls can be trusted given what occurred in 2016 and again last year.
Speakers at the University of Miami’s Friday commencement ceremonies motivated students to improve the pandemic-stricken world and our divided nation.
University of Miami School of Law scholars assess the limits, context, and contours of these absolutions that are outlined, albeit broadly, by the U.S. Constitution.
Maria del Pilar “Pili” Tobar is among the senior staff for the incoming administration; she will work as deputy White House communications director.
University of Miami researchers applaud the scientific inquiry and access to reliable data that accompanies the legalization of cannabis—as four more states recently approved measures, and federal legislation to decriminalize it continues to progress.
In a presidential vote that saw a record turnout, the ascension of Kamala Harris to the vice presidency could inspire a generation of young women, University of Miami faculty members conclude.
More than 50 participants attended the virtual “Brave Spaces: Processing the 2020 Election” forum, which provided a space for the University community to process, find support, and move forward together after election night.
University business and tax law experts outline the factors driving the downsizing of the Internal Revenue Service.