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(From Capitol Hill Press Releases) For Immediate Release Sessions: Kagan's Tenure at Harvard 'Scarred' By Treatment of the Military Contact: Stephen Boyd or Sarah Haley- 202-224-4124 May 24, 2010 WASHINGTON-U.S. [...]

(From GAO Reports) Byline: Diane Dietz GAO-09-340SP Principles of Federal Appropriations Law: Annual Update of the Third Edition March 12, 2009 We are pleased to present the annual update of [...]

(From University Wire) Byline: Sundeep Malladi More than three-quarters of votes cast in a University of Wisconsin Law School Student Bar Association resolution fell in favor of opposing a controversial [...]

(From University Wire) Byline: Julie Steinberg Dan Spitzer, a mild-mannered second-year Law student at Syracuse University, takes time to contemplate every word before he speaks. He is soft-spoken and polite. [...]

(From Fox News Channel) Byline: Bill O'Reilly BILL O'REILLY, HOST: 'The O'Reilly Factor' is on. Tonight, a vicious anti-military protest at the University of California. We'll show you what happened. [...]

(From University Wire) Byline: Laura Yates A recent U.S. Supreme Court ruling not only allows military recruiters the same access to college campus as other employers but reinforces an Ohio [...]

(From University Wire) Byline: Erik Opsal All it takes is one brick. One brick brought military recruitment back into our minds when it crashed through the window of the Army [...]

(From University Wire) Byline: Erik Opsal All it takes is one brick. One brick brought military recruitment back into our minds when it crashed through the window of the Army [...]

(From University Wire) Byline: Lauren Burger In February, the Supreme Court unanimously upheld the constitutionality of the Solomon Amendment, a law that allows the federal government to withhold federal funds [...]

(From University Wire) Byline: Matt Reilly Two weeks ago, the United States Supreme Court unanimously concluded that the Solomon Amendment was completely constitutional. The amendment was a response to law [...]

(From University Wire) Byline: Jordan Ross The campaign to prevent military recruiters from gaining access to law schools was recently dealt a major setback. Against the wishes of Penn's and [...]

(From University Wire) Byline: Inna Lifshin Law schools like the University of Pennsylvania's are being pulled in two different directions over their non-discrimination policies. The Association of American Law Schools [...]

(From University Wire) Byline: Eric Covey The Supreme Court ruled Monday in a unanimous decision delivered by Chief Justice John Roberts that universities receiving federal money cannot bar military recruiters [...]

(From University Wire) Byline: Chloe Lutts Nationwide, universities and military officials are on opposite sides of an argument that could potentially cost Brown University $120 million in federal funds. Several [...]

(From University Wire) Byline: Katie Rooney The U.S. Supreme Court ruled unanimously Monday that the government can withhold federal funds from colleges that bar or limit military recruiting on their [...]

(From University Wire) Byline: Chloe Lutts Nationwide, universities and military officials are on opposite sides of an argument that could potentially cost Brown University $120 million in federal funds. Several [...]

(From University Wire) Byline: Katie Rooney The U.S. Supreme Court ruled unanimously Monday that the government can withhold federal funds from colleges that bar or limit military recruiting on their [...]

(From University Wire) Byline: Nicholas Wilbur Professors, students have protested military recruiters because of the 'don't ask, don't tell' policy A unanimous Supreme Court decision on Monday mandated that colleges [...]

(From University Wire) Byline: Anne Clarke On Monday, the United States Supreme Court handed down an 8-0 decision upholding military recruiting on college campuses and specifically law schools. Although this [...]

(From University Wire) Byline: Lindsey Phillips An amendment allowing Congress to withhold federal funding from universities that do not permit military recruitment officers equal access to students when visiting campus [...]

(From University Wire) Byline: Mary Kate Malone The Supreme Court's ruling Monday upholding a statute that deprives U.S. law schools of federal funding if they do not allow military recruiters [...]

(From University Wire) Byline: Shreya Rao The Supreme Court ruled in a 8-0 vote Monday afternoon to uphold the Solomon Amendment, which requires university campuses to allow equal access to [...]

(From University Wire) Byline: Julie Geng The U.S. Supreme Court unanimously ruled Monday that colleges and universities which accept federal funding must allow military recruiters 'equal access' on campus. The [...]

(From University Wire) Byline: Megan Kadrmas A unanimous U.S. Supreme Court decision was handed down Monday in Chief Justice John Roberts' first case to deal with the First Amendment, affirming [...]

(From University Wire) Byline: Emileigh Barnes Colleges and universities limiting on-campus military recruitment can be denied federal funding, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled unanimously Monday. Several law schools nationwide have [...]

(From University Wire) Byline: Patrick Fitzgerald The U.S. Supreme Court ruled unanimously Monday to uphold a federal statute that requires law schools to grant military recruiters access -- or risk [...]

(From University Wire) Byline: Ashlea Surles The Supreme Court voted unanimously Monday that it is legal for the government to cut funding from universities that do not allow the military [...]

(From University Wire) Byline: Alexa Vaughn In a unanimous decision Monday, the Supreme Court ruled that universities must allow military recruiters on campus even if schools oppose the military's 'don't [...]

(From University Wire) Byline: John Davisson The U.S. Supreme Court ruled Monday that colleges and universities which accept federal funding must allow equal access to military recruiters, delivering a major [...]

(From University Wire) Byline: Kate Maternowski The Supreme Court of the United States voted unanimously Monday to uphold the Solomon Amendment, which requires colleges accepting federal money to allow military [...]

(From University Wire) Byline: Shreya Rao The Supreme Court ruled in a 8-0 vote Monday afternoon to uphold the Solomon Amendment, which requires Duke University campuses to allow equal access [...]

(From University Wire) Byline: Andrew Nusca The U.S. Supreme Court upheld the constitutionality of the Solomon Amendment Monday, dealing a final blow against the lawsuit spearheaded by a coalition of [...]

(From University Wire) Byline: Samantha Bachmann The U.S. Supreme Court's unanimous decision Monday to uphold the Solomon Amendment, a mandate requiring federally funded universities like the University of Wisconsin-Madison to [...]

(From Capitol Hill Press Releases) For Immediate Release Frist Applauds Supreme Court Decision On Solomon Amendment Contact: Bob Stevenson (202) 224-4445 March 6, 2006 WASHINGTON, D.C - U.S. Senate Majority [...]

(From Fox News Channel) Byline: Bill O'Reilly, Megyn Kendall O'REILLY: 'Impact' segment tonight, the Supreme Court voted unanimously today to require all American colleges and universities that accept federal money [...]

(From US Newswire) Byline: Daryn Kagan To: National Desk, Supreme Court Reporter Contact: Steve Ralls of Servicemembers Legal Defense Network, 202-328-3244, ext. 116 or sralls@sldn.org WASHINGTON, March 6 /U.S. Newswire/ [...]

(From University Wire) Byline: Cecille Lucero Recently, Capt. Fernandez of the U.S. Marine Corp handed out fliers alongside other organizations and business advertising in the UC Breezeway. While this may [...]

(From University Wire) Byline: Anika Fontaine Rumsfeld vs. FAIR is touted by some to be the gay rights case of the term. At question is the constitutionality of the Solomon [...]

(From University Wire) Byline: Edward Fu The recent editorial, 'Student rebellion' - Feb. 6, The Daily Targum - against the Solomon Amendment is at once both factually incorrect and misleading. [...]