One last chance to download all six of the Cambridge Elements in Gender & Politics published over the past year for free. Don’t miss your chance to take advantage of these exciting manuscripts. All *free* until Jan 22. Cambridge University Press - Politics Rachel Blaifeder cambridge.org/core/publicati…

It's that time yet again! Join our writing groups! If you (1) study law and courts; (2) identify as female or non-binary; and (3) are post-PhD/pre-tenure, come hang! The research is erudite, the conversation perfect, and the vibes immaculate :)

There just aren’t enough Sean Paul features these days…

I think it’s so fun that Julius is at the table glaring at everyone

Overleaf is out here thinking it’s Netflix…

Braums payment system was hacked and I don’t know why we aren’t in a state of emergency. We can’t survive without Braums for a second. Do your job Kevin Stitt.

The CMAs were cancelled lol

Constitutionalizing the Private Sphere, now out with Cambridge University Press - Law ! Can't wait for my author copies to arrive next. Thanks so much for the shout out,Law & Courts Women! Link to the book: cambridge.org/core/books/con…

See you in Atlanta, Bey!

My article with John Szmer and Megan Bird, "When the Courtiers Return to the Marble Palace: The Impact of U.S. Supreme Court Lawyers’ Prior Appellate Clerkship Experiences," is available with open access on Journal of Law & Courts doi.org/10.1017/jlc.20…

In my new sports, law, and politics class one of the assignments has students submit a proposal to build a stadium. We have found the limits of AI and it is apparently designing closed roof stadiums. So we have that over the robots for now. Rest easy.

How did Walton Goggins stand the bad southern accents on the white lotus set. I would be OUTTA there!

Proud graduate of a state university “More than 60% of US-educated professors attended private undergraduate schools compared to approximately 25% of the country’s graduates” cambridge.org/core/journals/…

I hope the White House made an egg map. We all know how this one ends

In the small way that I can--via posts on here in the coming weeks--I want to highlight/celebrate some important NSF-funded projects (& resulting societal knowledge) over the years. 1/

Thunder are in the FINALS, it’s softball tournament time. I’m going to be annoying for a bit, heads up.