USF Law Review

We are excited to announce the Volume 60 Board of Editors! We look forward to seeing all that this new group of Editors and Staffers will accomplish. Editor-in-Chief: Diana Mushtaha Managing Editor: Sam Hustis Executive Editor: Tara Ching Technical Editor: Kaitlyn Chambers Forum Editor: Ceceli Riffo-Drecksel Symposium Editor: Flannery Kelleher Articles Editors: Aidee Pressley, Jeremy Zerkle, Nika Zupancic Comments Editors: Karisa Gingerich, Calder Marchman, Jordan Mitchell

??What an incredible day at the USF Law Review Symposium!?? We were honored to host over 150 attendees—practitioners, advocates, students, faculty, and more—for an insightful discussion on the evolving legal regimes governing migration. The speakers were nothing short of phenomenal, shedding light on how migration impacts our communities and the urgent need for thoughtful, informed advocacy. Thank you to our speakers and panelists, to our Symposium Editor (Aram Manoukian), and to everyone who joined us for this important conversation. Together, we’re working toward a more just and equitable future. ?? #USFLawReview #Symposium #MigrationLaw #LegalCommunity #AdvocacyInAction #USF

How can collaborative, cross-disciplinary strategies reshape immigration law and address pressing challenges, including DACA status and statelessness? Join #USFLaw on Friday, January 31, for the 2025 Law Review Symposium, Navigating Boundaries: Legal Perspectives on Migration, featuring human rights, policy, and international law experts exploring innovative solutions and forward-thinking approaches to migration issues that impact our global future. #immigrationlaw #lawreview #symposium Register today: https://lnkd.in/guKcAs3q

Introducing Volume 59! Editor in Chief: Eva Huffman Managing Editor: Matthew Zampa Executive Editor: Lauren Kilger Technical Editor: Annie L. Forum Editor: Fabiola Pardo García Symposium Editor: Aram Manoukian Articles Editors: Katrina Garry, Shannon Eva Labuschagne, Davis White Comments Editors: Moneer Mujaddidi, Isabella Niven, Liam Vlaming Thank you to our advisors: Alice Kaswan, Matthew Liebman, Julie Nice, Nicole Phillips, Lindsay M. Harris, Bill Hing, Richard Leo, and Kenji Quijano!

During 3L, I was honored to serve as USF Law Review's Managing Editor for Volume 58. And now, I am honored to be published in USF Law Review Volume 58. I wrote this piece in the aftermath of the Dominion Voting Systems v. Fox News case, in which Fox News paid Dominion Voting Systems a $787 million settlement on the eve of its defamation trial for the blatant lies Fox News broadcast about the validity of the 2020 presidential election. Rather than answer for its actions in a public trial, Fox News got to negotiate away its wrongdoing behind closed doors. I invite you to read my piece on the USF Law Review Forum for suggestions I make to address settlements like these: https://bit.ly/3yHOgfK When I hold these issues in my hands, I see more than my essay being published in USF Law Review. I see a physical manifestation of the teamwork that the Volume 58 editors and staffers put into this tri-annual publication. Being Managing Editor of USF Law Review was one of the most challenging experiences of my law school career, but I am so grateful to have this physical item that will always sit on my bookshelf as a reminder of what ended up being the most rewarding experience of my law school career as well.

We are so excited to announce the Editors for USF Law Review, Volume 59! Please join us in congratulating the following 12 individuals who have been selected for Volume 59's Board of Editors: Editor-in-Chief: Eva Huffman Managing Editor: Matthew Zampa Executive Editor: Lauren Kilger Technical Editor: Annie Llombart Portabella Symposium Editor: Aram Manoukian Forum Editor: Fabiola Pardo Garcia Comments Editors: Moneer Mujaddidi, Isabella Niven, Liam Vlaming Articles Editors: Katrina Garry, Shannon E. Labuschagne, Davis White We look forward to seeing the contributions the new Board and Staffers will make to the success of Volume 59! ??

It was a pleasure working with Jordan Chrispell to publish her work in USF Law Review! Read her piece, and the rest of Vol. 58, Issue 1 here! https://lnkd.in/gjmR9nj2