Do Healthier School Lunches Mean More Food Waste?
The debate on plate waste from healthy school lunches continues.
Regulatory Writing Competition Winners
The Regulatory Review features the winners of Penn Law administrative essay writing competition.
What Is Fair and How Do We Know?
Scholars examine the framing of fairness in debates over Canadian oils sands regulation.
Week in Review
The Senate holds a hearing assessing OIRA’s efficiency and transparency, the HUD issues guidance to prevent discrimination against LGBT individuals, and more…
New Regulation Seeks to Combat Housing Segregation
HUD rule aims to clarify fair housing obligations and promote residential integration.
The Regulatory System May Not Be Ready for Synthetic Organisms
As researchers develop organisms that fuel your car, scholars warn that current regulations are not adequate.
Bringing Transparency Back to U.S. Food Law
Scholar argues that the food regulatory scheme is not doing enough in the name of transparency.
Could Student-Athletes at Public Universities Unionize?
New paper outlines how joint employer status could allow student-athletes to sue the NCAA.
Week in Review
The Obama administration releases a rule to promote racially integrated neighborhoods, the House of Representatives narrowly votes to rewrite the No Child Left Behind Act, and more…
Supreme Court Ruling Preserves Health Insurance Subsidies
Supreme Court held that Affordable Care Act’s tax credits can apply to Americans in every state.
Security Checks, Discrimination, and Jerusalem at the Supreme Court
Supreme Court’s latest term included decisions on labor, housing, and employment law and the separation of powers.
Employers, Whistleblowers, and Polluters Before the Supreme Court
The Supreme Court’s 2014-15 regulatory decisions affected environmental law, employment discrimination, and public safety.