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Students’ thoughts on distance learning have improved, according to new Gallup and AccessLex report

Part two of Gallup and AccessLex Institute’s “Law School in a Pandemic Year 2” report shows students’...

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Syracuse Law graduates inaugural class of its Online JD Program

Forty-five students in the inaugural class of Syracuse University College of Law’s JDinteractive (JDi) program graduated last...

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Georgetown Law instills leadership development, bolsters tech law

Law schools are experimenting like never before. In recent years, there has been sharp interest not just...

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AccessLex releases its spring update on legal education data

Law school admission is more competitive, overall tuition decreased and the racial and ethnic composition of law...

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India Center for Law and Justice launched at Seattle U Law

India is the largest democracy in the world, with tremendous untapped potential for comparative legal studies with...

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Should lawyers get inked?

It would be hard to call getting a tattoo a rebellious act or a thumbing of the...

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Minnesota Law to launch Racial Justice Law Clinic

The University of Minnesota Law School’s new Racial Justice Law Clinic, opening with the start of classes...

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Miami Law announces full scholarship for graduates of Ukrainian law schools

University of Miami School of Law is offering one full-tuition scholarship for the 2022-2023 academic year (current...

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Margarita Esquivel Torres: Why I chose to study abroad in law school

Margarita Esquivel Torres is a third-year student at Gonzaga Law School. She participated in Gonzaga Law School’s...

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Alicia Dixon: Why I chose to study abroad in law school

Alicia Dixon is a 2020 graduate of Georgetown University Law Center. She participated in Georgetown’s London semester...

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