Weekend Roundup

•  From Ken Owen (University of Illinois, Springfield) at The Junto, "Historians and Hamilton: Founders Chic and the Cult of Personality."

• From Brian Leiter: a nice shout-out to the legal history training at the University of Pennsylvania.

• Via Prawfsblawg: "Yale Keeps Calhoun College; Newest College Named for Feminist Lawyer." The "feminist lawyer" is Pauli Murray -- the subject of terrific work by historians Serena Mayeri (University of Pennsylvania) and Glenda Gilmore (Yale University), among others.

• Via This Day in Water History: some legal-historical background to the water crisis in Flint, Michigan. (Hat tip: Environment, Law, and History)

• The latest episode of the Interdisciplinary Radio podcast features three authors who are part of Cambridge University Press's Studies in Legal History series: Sophia Lee (University of Pennsylvania), Felice Batlan (IIT-Chicago Kent College of Law), and me (UC Berkeley). The episode is titled "What Are Rights, Really?" [KMT]

Weekend Roundup is a weekly feature compiled by all the Legal History bloggers.