College of Law

Populism Has Found a Home at the Supreme Court, Too

“Judicial populism does not inherently lean left or right. In law as in politics, populist rhetoric is not necessarily a program for achieving substantive policy outcomes. It is a way of justifying the exercise of power without accounting for its real-world effects.”

Michigan State University College of Law Awarded Inaugural 1855 Professorship

“By hiring a new scholar with expertise in the law of democracy, the College of Law will respond to ongoing crises in our democracy through exploring the structural inequities in U.S. elections,” said Linda Sheryl Greene, MSU Law dean and MSU Foundation professor.

Dean Linda Sheryl Greene Announces New Scholarships

“Recent events require that we prepare the next generation of lawyers to lead on issues of diversity, equity, and inclusion no matter where they practice,” said Dean Greene. “These new scholarships will support a new generation of professional and civic leaders.”