Julia Brunette Johnson

Julia is a contributing reporter for the National Jurist and preLaw magazines.

Professor leads a project in assisting Ukrainian refugees

The project is important to Bazyler because of his personal experience as a Russian-speaking Jewish refugee. He came to America in the 1960s with his Holocaust-survivor parents.

Law deans oppose ABA proposal to drop LSAT requirement

The 60 deans responded to that request for comments with a letter that says optional entrance exams would cause schools to rely more on GPA and other criteria, which could be “detrimental” to diversity among law students and the legal profession.

UCI Law launches project to advocate for human rights in Afghanistan

Students in the program will advocate for action to address Afghanistan’s human rights situation.

UC Hastings to change name to UC Law San Francisco

The California State Senate and Assembly have approved a name change to University of California Hastings College of Law, the state’s oldest state law school.

Nebraska Law launches program to help with homelessness

The program aims to prevent homelessness by partnering with nonprofit organizations and other legal service providers.

For-profit law school grads to get debt relief

Former students of Arizona Summit Law School, Charlotte School of Law and Florida Coastal School of Law may get debt relief.
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Notre Dame develops its first exchange program in Africa

Notre Dame Law School in Indiana has added an exchange program opportunity with Strathmore Law School in...

Mexican students study environmental and energy law at U Houston

Students and a faculty member from the Autonomous University of Nuevo León (Universidad Autónoma de Nuevo León) in Mexico participated in the second International Energy and Environmental Law Summer Course at the University of Houston Law Center.

Dickinson Law gets MacArthur grant for Antiracist Development Institute

Penn State Dickinson Law has received a $500,000 grant from the MacArthur Foundation to support the growth of a book series and to develop workshops that will create paths to more legal education and a profession committed to antiracism.

Atlanta’s John Marshall students will work to solve Atlanta’s housing crisis

Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School and Atlanta Volunteer Lawyers Foundation are launching a new program to address the housing crisis this fall.

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