Hoffmeister ’98 Elected Wyoming’s First Black Mayor
On December 1, 2019, Thaddeus Hoffmeister ’98 was unanimously selected by the Wyoming, Ohio, City Council to become the city’s first African American mayor.
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WHO Recommends AstraZeneca Vaccine, but Questions Complicate Rollout
We’re going to see the same cycle again, Professor Brook Baker ’76, senior policy analyst for Health GAP, tells VOA.”The rich countries will run to the front of the line for the new variant vaccines. And countries will be left behind again as petri dishes for new variants to develop.”
It’s Not Over: Trump’s Acquittal Is Not The End Of The Legal Challenges Against Him
The impeachment process is really a unicorn in the legal system, says Professor Daniel Medwed who joined GBH’s Morning Edition to talk about what legal actions could still be taken against the former president.
Vaccine Nationalism: Why Hoarding COVID Jabs May Prolong Pandemic
Professor Brook Baker tells Al Jazeera that inoculating the population of a single country will not protect them if it means that the virus continues to spread elsewhere unchecked: “You’re not protecting your citizens; you’re giving your citizens an illusion that you’re protecting them.”
Massachusetts Wants To Decriminalize Drugs, And We’re Not Alone
Listen back: Professor Daniel Medwed joined GBH’s Morning Edition to talk about a new bill that would decriminalize drug possession and use in Massachusetts.
Northeastern Law Magazine: Winter 2021 Issue
Check out the latest issue of Northeastern Law magazine. Features stories include: ‘Future Focused,’ Creativity On Demand’ and ‘Full Speed Ahead. Read it online today!
Boston Fed Advisory Council Member Has a Goal: Help Others “Exit Poverty in a Generation”
There’s no grand idea that will end poverty,” says Betty Francisco ’98, general counsel of Compass Working Capital and a member of the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston’s Community Development Advisory Council. “But rather a collection of ideas, solutions and players in ecosystems that work cohesively and collaboratively around achieving racial equity outcomes. That’s how we can begin breaking the cycle of poverty.”
How The Merck-Johnson & Johnson Collaboration Could Factor Into The Global Vaccination Effort
Listen back: Professor Brook Baker ’76, senior policy analyst for Health GAP, talks to NPR’s Here & Now about the news that Johnson & Johnson will work with rival Merck to ramp up production of its one-shot COVID-19 vaccine.
Smaller Juries in Mass. Courts Could Hurt Defendants in the Long Run
As Massachusetts loosens COVID-19 restrictions, Professor Daniel Medwed joins GBH Morning Edition host Joe Mathieu to talk about the measures that are in place to keep everyone in the courtroom safe during in-person jury trials and how those measures could impact trials.
Vaccine Tourism Stretches States’ Supplies
If there’s not a lot of transparency and trust in the system, in its fairness and equity, then there are always going to be some people to game the system, creating a vicious cycle of inequity, Professor Wendy Parmet tells Axios.