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Charlotte Law forced to close

With no access to federal student loans, no teach-out plan, and no license, Charlotte School of Law...

For diversity: Lets talk less about pipelines and more about why blacks are not admitted

by Aaron Taylor In higher education diversity work, we talk a lot about pipelines — the metaphorical portals...

Texas Southern publicly censured by ABA

Following allegations of gender discrimination, the American Bar Association’s accreditation committee took a visit to Texas Southern...

UF Law student wins $65K argument

With a six-figure payout, a performance by Snoop Dogg and a rooftop party in Brooklyn, the Philip...

Charlotte Law receives access to federal student loans as state license is threatened

As students return to the embattled Charlotte School of Law on Aug. 28, where only 100 of...

Three reasons why more people may be taking the LSAT

The number of people taking the June LSAT increased by 20 percent from the prior year, the...

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Law deans question ABA taking role in entrance exam approval

A proposed requirement that accredited law schools use a valid and reliable entrance exam as determined by...

Law school deans on the move

Six more law schools have announced changes at the top, including Andrew Morriss who is leaving his...

SMU Dedman recognized for professionalism initiative

Southern Methodist University Dedman School of Law was one of two recipients of the 2017 E. Smythe...

Higher pay, but fewer jobs at largest law firms

Salaries for summer associates are rising, but most predict fewer jobs moving forward. The National Association of Law...

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