American Bar Association Proposes Free Speech Policies for Law Schools
In a recent development, the American Bar Association (ABA) has proposed a proposal that requires law schools to adopt robust…
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Southwestern Law School Pioneers the Nation’s First Accredited Online Full-Time J.D. Program
In a groundbreaking move, Southwestern Law School in Los Angeles is set to launch the United States' inaugural, fully online,…
Cold Calling Debate Sparks Online Controversy
In a digital age where the discourse on educational methods can quickly go viral, a heated debate has ignited in…
Visionary Attorney John Hoyns Commits $20 Million to Transform Legal Education
Subtitle: Launching the John K. Hoyns Scholarship Fund and Empowering Aspiring Lawyers In a groundbreaking philanthropic move, distinguished attorney John…
New York State Bar Association Offers Comprehensive Blueprint to Enhance Legal Diversity
Introduction To address underrepresentation within the legal profession and navigate the shifting landscape of diversity initiatives, the New York State…
University of Arizona’s Law School Partners with Aspen Publishing to Expand JD-Next Program
Aspen Publishing Takes the Reins of University of Arizona's JD-Next Program for Law School Admissions The University of Arizona's law…
Washburn University Unveils State-of-the-Art $33 Million Law School Building
Washburn University School of Law recently celebrated the grand opening of its highly anticipated new law school building. After two…
Professor Exposing the ‘Law School Scam’ Launches Title VII Lawsuit
University of Colorado Boulder law professor Paul Campos, renowned for his critique of the legal academy's unsustainable economic model, has…
Georgetown Law Receives $30 Million Donation from Prominent Taiwanese Entrepreneur
Georgetown University Law Center has recently received an astounding $30 million donation from Daniel Tsai, the chairman of Taiwan-based financial…
Law Schools Shaping the Future Amid Affirmative Action Uncertainty
In the face of potential bans on considering race in college admissions, two prominent U.S. law schools provide valuable insights…
Law Professor Explores the Impact of Alternative Licensure on Lawyer Labor Supply
A recent study conducted by Kyle Rozema, an associate professor at the Washington University School of Law in St. Louis,…
Law School Admissions Embrace ‘Return to Normalcy’ in a Post-Pandemic Era
In recent years, law school admissions experienced a period of relative stability, with annual applicant numbers ranging from 57,000 to…