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Cass Shum (Hospitality) and her coauthors received the First Runner-Up Best Paper Award at APacCHRIE 2026 in Osaka, Japan, for their paper titled "Deontic justice for robots: How and when employees’ robot abuse  affects customers’ revisit and negative word-of-mouth."

Hyelin (Lina) Kim (ÐÔÊӽ紫ý Hospitality) and her coauthors—Sung-Eun Kim from Kyungpook National University and ÐÔÊӽ紫ý Hospitality Ph.D. alumna, Zhenxian Piao from the University of Central Florida, and Seokhyun (Sean) Kim (Hospitality)—received the Second Runner-Up Best Paper Award at APacCHRIE 2026 in Osaka, Japan, for their paper titled "Virtual…

Vidhani S. Goel (Medicine) was recognized as the Undergraduate Student Employee of the Year at the ÐÔÊӽ紫ý Rebel Awards for her exceptional contributions as an Undergraduate Research Assistant at the Kirk Kerkorian School of Medicine. She provided research and methodological support to medical trainees and faculty, including study design, data…

Addie Rolnick and Justin Iverson (both Law) co-presented their paper, "A Plain Denial: Reclaiming Equal Protection in American Juvenile Law," at the 2026 Law and Society Association Annual Meeting.

Carla Bywaters (Law) was elected to the Faculty Senate as the law school's junior senator.

David G. Schwartz (Ombuds Office) recently published a post on Informed Informality, his blog that considers people, organizations, conflict, and culture, among other things. The post explores some of the controversy about AI's impact on higher education and professional life, suggesting that the biggest challenge isn't the one most people think…

Eve Hanan (Law) participated in a roundtable discussion titled, "Evidence Law: Teaching It, Writing ÐÔÊӽ紫ý It, Changing It," at the 2026 Law and Society Association Annual Meeting.

Jeff Stempel (Law) served as a commentator for an "Author Meets Reader" session on Shauhin Talesh's book, Insuring Cyber Insecurity, at the 2026 Law and Society Association Annual Meeting.

Michael Kagan (Law) published an article titled "Second-Class Asylum, Third Country Danger" in the Southern Methodist University Law Review.