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Law schools in Cleveland and Chicago consider dropping Marshall from their names because of racial concerns

Two law schools named after Chief Justice John Marshall are considering dropping his name because of his...

Pepperdine makes financial commitment to Black students

Pepperdine Caruso School of Law says it’s committed to creating more access for Blacks to gain top-notched...

Happiness happens: Mental health tips for students

It’s little wonder that students find law school to be stressful. It is. Intense classes and extracurricular demands pull...

Suffolk Law launches new hybrid JD program

Suffolk University Law School in Boston has added a new Hybrid JD Program (HJD) to its program...

Leader Profile: Natalia Bianco, Touro Law Student

A second-year law student at Touro College Jacob D. Fuchsberg Law Center in New York wants her...

Donors raise millions to provide ASU law students with employment opportunities and scholarships despite COVID-19 setbacks

Students at the Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law at Arizona State University have donors to thank...
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Deans at five California law schools defend Critical Race Theory against Trump Administration

Five law school deans wrote a joint letter defending their Critical Race Theory (CRT) scholars and programs after they...

Fordham launches LLM in Real Estate

Students looking for a Master of Law degree in real estate now have another option on where...

UT School of Law opens Bech-Loughlin First Amendment Center

The University of Texas School of Law has made history after opening the state’s first, First Amendment...

Harvard implements new social media policy

Law students at Harvard have to be careful when posting (or ranting) about class discussions on their...