Collectives: The Present and Future of the NIL Landscape

Collectives: The Present and Future of the NIL Landscape

Oct 26, 2023
By William Bolger.  Setting the Stage  The Supreme Court sent shockwaves through the world of college athletics with its decision in National Collegiate Athletic Association v. Alston. In Alston, the Court invalidated a handful of NCAA rules that restricted athletes’…
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The Death of Art(ificial)istry

The Death of Art(ificial)istry

Oct 24, 2023
By Abigail Kuhlman.  Art v. Artificial In August of 2022, Jason Allen nervously entered his first fine arts competition under the “Digital Arts/Digitally-Manipulated Photography” category at the Colorado State Fair. Allen’s submission, an image titled “Théâtre D’opéra Spatial” (“Space Opera…
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Arizona’s First Successful Use of Forensic Familial DNA

Arizona’s First Successful Use of Forensic Familial DNA

Oct 17, 2023
By Clare Remy. A Brutal, Unsolved Murder In February 2015, Allison Feldman was found murdered in her Scottsdale home. Despite evidence of the perpetrator’s DNA at the scene, the case remained unsolved until April 2018, when police finally announced that they had…
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The Threat to Arizona’s Elections: 2020 and Beyond

The Threat to Arizona’s Elections: 2020 and Beyond

Oct 05, 2023
By Devon Vaughan. The Fake Elector Scheme On August 16, 2023, Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes confirmed reports of an investigation that had been rumored for months: an investigation into an alleged scheme to overturn the results of the 2020 presidential election.…
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