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The latest news in legal education from law school developments and policy changes to rankings, diversity efforts, and trends shaping the future of the profession.

Indiana Tech falls short of enrollment goal; Texas schools focus on corporate law

It was a BAD week for… Starting a law school, after Indiana Tech Law School reported that it’s...

Law school grad earnings looking good; an admissions director looking not so good

It was a GOOD week for… Law school graduates, after a report estimated a law degree to be worth...

More jobs for law grads, but still tight market

Law school graduates are still struggling to find jobs despite an improving job market, and increased hiring...

California Western prof walks for innocence

California Western School of Law Professor Justin P. Brooks and many other participants have completed their 700-mile...

Vermont, Seton Hall take first public moves to reduce faculty size

Law schools across the nation are grappling with lower enrollments, and some are now publicly cutting the...

UCLA gets another $5M for sexual orientation institute

The UCLA Williams Institute received a $5.5 million donation from philanthropist and alumnus Charles R. Williams that will help it...
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UBaltimore gets $1M grant for diversity program

The University of Baltimore School of Law has received a $1 million gift, which will go towards...

Rutgers, South Dakota tops for clerkships; Richmond criticized over ad

It was a GOOD week for ... Graduates seeking judicial clerkships, after U.S. News & World Report released...

Tuition drop at Cincy; Prof salary reduction at Seton Hall

It was a GOOD week for … Incoming law students, after the University of Cincinnati announced it was...

Employment rate drops, but jobs up; Balt student admits to embezzlement

  It was a Good Week for … Finding good news amid a bad employment report, after NALP reported...
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