New April 2023! In this video,Andrew Meier discusses his experiences with biographical research and story developmen and offers tips to make an exceptionally long book a little easier to read.

New March 2023! View video of a police officer gathering fingerprint evidence at a crime scene as he describes the process and answers student questions about the work and forensics science involved.

New March 2023! View video of a police officer gathering blood evidence at a crime scene as he describes the process and answers student questions about the work and forensics science involved.

New February 2023! Constitutional scholar David Robertson describes different constitutional frames of reference, such as originalism and others, that are used by different justices as they decide ca...

New January 2023! Learn more about Sandra Day O’Connor from author Evan Thomas as he talks about the first woman US Supreme Court Justice.

New December 2022! View video of a police officer gathering fingerprint evidence at a crime scene as he describes the process and answers student questions about his work.

New December 2022! View video of a police officer gathering blood evidence at a crime scene as he describes the process and answers student questions about the work and forensics science involved.

New November 2022! Author Evan Thomas talks about the first woman on the US Supreme Court, Sandra Day O’Connor. He covers her early life, work life, political life, and impact on society.

Nancy Stokesberry recalls being in New York City when the Obergefell v. Hodges decision was announced and how the city celebrated.

New October 2022! Constitutional scholars share examples of Supreme Court cases that help explain the courts' view of what creates "effective counsel."

Stephen Chamineak shares what it felt like the day the Supreme Court announced its marriage equality decision in Obergefell v. Hodges.

New June 2022! Law professor Frank Bown explains the perspectives presented by Justices White and Harlan in their dissents of the Miranda decision.

Law professor Frank Bowman shares two important ramifications of the Miranda decision and their impact on governmental action as well as private action.

New June 2022! Law professor Frank Bowman shares two important ramifications of the Miranda decision and their impact on governmental action as well as private action.

Sister Mary Antona Ebo shares a story of segregation.

Sister Mary Antona Ebo shares what it was like to not be able to eat at a local restaurant due to the color of her skin.

Sister Mary Antona Ebo describes not feeling welcome in her home town of Bloomington, IL because of the color of her skin.

William McAllister describes serving in the segregated Armed Forces.

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