Apple Suppliers & Labor Practices Is tech company Apple, Inc. ethically obligated to oversee the questionable working conditions of other companies further down their supply chain? View
Krogh & the Watergate Scandal Egil Krogh was a young lawyer working for the Nixon Administration whose ethics faded from view when asked to play a part in the Watergate break-in. View
Climate Change & the Paris Deal While climate change poses many abstract problems, the actions (or inactions) of today’s populations will have tangible effects on future generations. View
German Police Battalion 101 During the Holocaust, ordinary Germans became willing killers even though they could have opted out from murdering their Jewish neighbors. View
Cheney v. U.S. District Court A controversial case focuses on Justice Scalia’s personal friendship with Vice President Cheney and the possible conflict of interest it poses to the case. View
Healthcare Obligations: Personal vs. Institutional A medical doctor must make a difficult decision when informing patients of the effectiveness of flu shots while upholding institutional recommendations. View
A Million Little Pieces James Frey’s popular memoir stirred controversy and media attention after it was revealed to contain numerous exaggerations and fabrications. View
The CIA Leak Legal and political fallout follows from the leak of classified information that led to the identification of CIA agent Valerie Plame. View
High Stakes Testing In the wake of the No Child Left Behind Act, parents, teachers, and school administrators take different positions on how to assess student achievement. View
Christina Fallin: “Appropriate Culturation?” After Fallin posted a picture of herself wearing a Plain’s headdress on social media, uproar emerged over cultural appropriation and Fallin’s intentions. View