Jeff Hall graduated with an art degree. That wasn’t his original plan. (University of Richmond Magazine)

How legal scholars are shaping how the law evolves alongside rapidly evolving technologies. (Minnesota Law)

A pair of endowed professorships provide stability while  promoting experimentation. (Music at Yale)

For some patients, immunotherapy is a wonder drug. For others, it doesn’t work at all. But researchers are trying to find ways of spreading its benefits more broadly. (Seek)

A review of Medicare data finds that Republican and Democratic doctors practice differently. (Stanford Business)

A pioneer of impact investing uses market-based tools  to  address the problems that markets themselves create. (Milton Magazine)

Translating discoveries into products and services can broaden public health’s impact—and sometimes turn a profit. (Hopkins Bloomberg Public Health)

How a law school tax clinic turned a client’s $200,000 tax bill into a $6000 refund. (Minnesota Law)  

Entrepreneur Roger Cáceres wants you to leave the country. And he’s going to use AI to help you do it. (HBS)