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Concordia University fails to merge, will close

Concordia University School of Law will close permanently at the end of the summer term, the school...

Leader profile: DeLorean Forbes, University of Arizona Law, Class of 2021

Editor’s note: With the Black Lives Matter movement sweeping across the world, law students are at the...

SMU revokes admission for racist comments

It’s not every day that a law school publicly announces it has revoked an incoming students’ admission....

Akron Law Class of 2020 sets record for number of hours spent on community and pro bono service work

The University of Akron School of Law in Ohio recently set a record for the number of...

41% of law grads disliked the move to pass/fail

When the COVID-19 pandemic hit, many law schools shifted courses online and moved to a pass/fail grading...

Law School Employment reaches historic high-water mark with Class of 2019

The law school graduating class of 2019 was smaller than the year before, but more students got...
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Harvard is first law school to announce all online curriculum for Fall of 2020

  Harvard law students who were holding their breath that school would be going back to normal after...

How to Stay Safe Studying for the Bar Exam During COVID-19

Many jurisdictions are offering in-person bar exams (either in the summer or fall) with only a few...

Taking law school one breath at a time

By: Chad NoreuilClinical Professor of Law at ASU Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law   With all of the stress...

4 ways to stay in the mix this summer

By Alexandra Sumner To say this last semester has been a bit different is an understatement. Across the country,...
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