Introduction: The Silent Struggle of First-Generation Law Students Law school is a rigorous intellectual and emotional journey, but for first-generation…
National Trends in Law School Diversity Remain Steady The diversity of first-year law students nationwide held steady in 2024, with…
Encouraging Trends Amid Legal Challenges Racial and ethnic diversity in law school enrollment has remained steady in 2024, defying concerns…
Over the past two decades, law school students have consistently rated their educational experiences highly. According to the Law School…
The role of a law professor remains one of the most sought-after positions in the legal world, offering intellectual challenge,…
The American Bar Association (ABA) is working to retain references to “race and ethnicity” in its diversity standards for law…
Law schools across the United States are grappling with the effects of recent anti-DEI laws, which challenge the foundations of…
Summary of the Article Georgetown Law admissions dean Andy Cornblatt is particularly enthusiastic about applications from students with STEM (science,…
Allegations of a lack of representation for conservative students within the mastheads of prestigious law reviews at three prominent American…
Photo Credits: UVA Law The University of Virginia School of Law has recently added 17 high-profile academics as faculty members.…
Photo Credits: S. Stephanie Hahn GW Law Review Appoints Its First AAPI Editor-in-Chief For the first time in its ninety…
Penn Law Honors First Black Woman Graduate, Announces Three Full Tuition Scholarships Photo Credits: Penn Today Penn Law has announced…