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Harvard and Yale out of the picture for next Supreme Court justice

Lo and behold, the next Supreme Court justice might not be a graduate of either Harvard or...

Spartans conquer moot court

Michigan State University College of Law was on a roll. Its moot court teams had put up...

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...

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...

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Harvard implements new social media policy

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

American offering first LL.M. in Gender, International and Comparative Law

Students will study the legal and social structures shaping the day-to-day lives of women and LGBTQ+ personsAmerican...

Law Schooled: The case for a nine-minute briefing

‘A brief is called a brief because it’s brief.’ Thus did a dean during 1L orientation introduce the...

Five Tips for Dealing with Post-Bar Exam Anxiety

While studying for the bar exam, you might have thought you’d feel relieved once you took the...

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