Appeals court rules LSU does not have to reinstate professor Ken Levy
The Louisiana First Circuit Court of Appeal has ruled that LSU does not have to immediately reinstate Professor Ken M. Levy ...
Chemeketa to put $140 million building and renovation bond to voters in May
Multiple people asked the board to delay the bond so it is not on the same May ballot as other bonds and levies, including ...
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Simpson Thacher builds out in Boston with hires from Cooley, Ropes & Gray
Recently launched office bolstered with two partners practising across private funds and government investigations ...
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LSU executive Kim Lewis resigns, marking a second high ranking departure
LSU Executive Vice President and Chief Administrative Officer Kimberly J. Lewis resigned Wednesday. The move follows the recently announced resignation of the university's top attorney, Winston DeCuir ...
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This Law Professor’s Job Has Become a Legal Drama
Ken Levy of Louisiana State University told Trump-supporting students they need his “political commentary.” A series of ...
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SADOW: Case Telling More About Media, Higher Education
As the saga of the disposition of the neurotic Louisiana State University law professor continues to drag out, it tells us ...
Ofori-Atta isn’t above the law, he should be brought to book – Stephen Amoah
Former Deputy Minister of Finance, Dr. Stephen Amoah, has stated that the former finance minister, Ken Ofori-Atta is not above the law and should be held accountable.
Court blocks professor’s return after profane remarks about Trump, governor
LSU law professor Ken Levy was suspended after he used vulgarities to refer to Trump and Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry during a ...