Month: March 2018

Volume 2018, No. 1

Articles: The Erosion of Civil Rights and What to Do About It by Lynn Adelman, Disappearing Data by Agnieszka McPeak, "LOL No One Likes You": Protecting Critical Comments on Government Officials' Social Media Posts Under the Right to Petition by Dr. JoAnne Sweeny, Fixing What's Wrong With How Universities Adjudicate Sexual Misconduct Claims: How Procedural Change Can Encourage Cooperation by Tammi Walker. Comment: #AIRBNBWHILEBLACK: Repealing the Fair Housing Act's Mrs. Murphy Exemption to Combat Racism on Airbnb by Brenna R. McLaughlin

WLR Elects 2018–19 Senior Editorial Board and Diversity Committee

Wisconsin Law Review has named University of Wisconsin Law School student Skylar Croy as Editor-in-Chief for 2018–19. He replaces outgoing Editor-in-Chief Tomás Clasen. The student-run journal publishes six times a year, while the journal’s online version publishes throughout the year. Both the print and electronic journal publish student and professional articles on various local, state, national, …