Projects

Artificial Intelligence in Life Science — Demystifying the Buzz

The Biotechnology Innovation Organization held its annual convention digitally this year, as part of which I had the opportunity to join the panel, “Demystif...

Sep 22, 2020

Artificial Intelligence in Life Scien...

by Bruno Villetelle

Connectivity and Openness in the COVID-19 Era

Many journalists and bloggers use “unprecedented” to describe our current situation. No word is more appropriate. Communities around the world are engaging i...

Sep 22, 2020

Connectivity and Openness in the COVI...

by Bruno Villetelle

How Amendments are Added to the Constitution

As of 2019, the United States has established twenty-seven amendments. These amendments are additions to the baseline set forth by the Constitution, regulati...

Sep 21, 2020

How Amendments are Added to the Const...

by Suzanne Grandt

Four Key Components of the Electoral College

Part of the American election process is the Electoral College. While voters across the 50 states have a majority of the influence over selecting the Preside...

Sep 21, 2020

Four Key Components of the Electoral ...

by Suzanne Grandt

The Structure of the U.S. Court System

The U.S. court system is, much like the government, built upon hierarchy. The federal court system has three levels, each of which handles different levels o...

Sep 21, 2020

The Structure of the U.S. Court System

by Suzanne Grandt

Little-Known Facts About the Supreme Court

Located at One First Street in Washington, D.C., is the Supreme Court Building. Nine justices, appointed by the President and confirmed by Senate, convene he...

Sep 21, 2020

Little-Known Facts About the Supreme ...

by Suzanne Grandt

Origins of the Bill of Rights

When many Americans think of civil liberties, they think first of the Bill of Rights. The first ten amendments to the Constitution are some of the most impor...

Sep 21, 2020

Origins of the Bill of Rights

by Suzanne Grandt

Origins of the Supreme Court

As the highest court in the land, the U.S. Supreme Court to hear about 100 to 150 court cases a year. With its power, it can even deem an executive or legisl...

Sep 21, 2020

Origins of the Supreme Court

by Suzanne Grandt

The Interesting History Behind Checks and Balances

Although the term “checks and balances” is thrown around quite frequently in government, not many people know how it all started. To ensure that one branch o...

Sep 21, 2020

The Interesting History Behind Checks...

by Suzanne Grandt

Some Facts You May Not Know About the Supreme Court

Just how did the Supreme Court form? How did it gain its power? The Supreme Court started in 1789 when the three articles of the constitution formed the deve...

Sep 21, 2020

Some Facts You May Not Know About the...

by Suzanne Grandt

Why Lawyers Should Take on Pro Bono Work

Why is pro bono work necessary for lawyers? This query is not clear-cut or straightforward. Like the legal profession itself, it is a complex and intricate i...

Sep 21, 2020

Why Lawyers Should Take on Pro Bono W...

by Suzanne Grandt

How Social Media is Changing the Field of Law

In the past decade, the practice of law has undergone a huge shift. The increasing prevalence of social media undoubtedly contributed to this change. Though ...

Sep 21, 2020

How Social Media is Changing the Fiel...

by Suzanne Grandt

How Technology Has Changed the Job of Lawyers

Technology has a way of revolutionizing an industry once it’s been introduced. This has been seen in the legal space as automation, and the introduction of s...

Sep 21, 2020

How Technology Has Changed the Job of...

by Suzanne Grandt

Tips for Choosing the Right Law School for You

Choosing the law school that is the right fit for you can be a daunting task. After all, where you earn your law degree from creates a lasting impression on ...

Sep 21, 2020

Tips for Choosing the Right Law Schoo...

by Suzanne Grandt

Should You Foster an Animal?

Animal rights activist Suzanne Grandt on if fostering an animal is right for you.

Sep 21, 2020

Should You Foster an Animal?

by Suzanne Grandt