Professor Donna Schuele

02/05/2020

So much fun to catch up with one of my favorite former students, Ezra Klein, in town to promote his new book, Why We're Polarized.

09/30/2019

Great part-time position for history majors who are passionate about LA, LA sports teams, and the Dodgers in particular. Bilingual skills a plus (Spanish, Korean, etc.). Go Blue!

08/15/2019

Interesting. Boalt is the 4th best US law school in this ranking, 8th in the world. UCLA came in at 23rd, even though it keeps missing top-10 (T14) status in US polls. As for UVa, the story is not good.

Is your law school one of the best in the world? Find out here.

05/09/2019

We don't need no stinkin' study to tell us this!

Even a brand new laptop won't give you an edge over pen and paper.

03/02/2019

Especially for those of you who took POLS 441/4410, this program on Wednesday, March 6th, asks the timely question, "Are American Presidents Above the Law?" The program will take place in DTLA and is free. Zocalo programs fill up, so you are strongly encouraged to RSVP.

Upcoming events at Zócalo Public Square.

02/18/2019

Plus ça change, plus ça même chose.

Paul, Weiss is more diverse at its top ranks than most of its peers. But its recent promotions underscored how far big firms have to go to elevate women and people of color.

02/17/2019

So much fun touring the Notorious RBG exhibit with students and friends today!

01/26/2019

As I've been saying ...

Students told researchers they preferred and performed better when reading on screens. But their actual performance tended to suffer.

01/07/2019

If he did, and used soldiers to build it, they would all be committing a federal crime.

01/01/2019

"Students who study hard at any school will learn more than students who slack off at any school and students who…study hard, form strong relationships with professors and participate in the college community tend to thrive during and after school whether they attended a ‘top-ranked’ institution or not.”

“What do college rankings really measure? Are students who attend more selective colleges better off later in life? What is “fit” and why does it matter?”