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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.

Burns explores the power of the Supreme Court

For decades, Pulitzer Prize-winner James MacGregor Burns has been one of the great masters of the study...

Environmental law got hotter than usual this summer

On July 6, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) issued highly anticipated regulations, now called the Transport Rule,...

Diversity Part II: What law schools are doing

Two years ago there was a stand-off in legal education. The American Bar Association, prompted by the...

Pierce Law and New Hampshire affiliation continues on course

Franklin Pierce Law Center Dean and President John D. Hutson has announced that the school’s affiliation with...

University of Miami Law awards distinguished professorship to Froomkin

The University of Miami School of Law awarded Professor A. Michael Froomkin, an Internet and administrative law...

UMass Law receives first major private scholarship gift

The new University of Massachusetts School of Law at the Dartmouth campus received its first major private...
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Chicago-Kent and Soochow University School of Law in Taiwan establish graduate law programs

Chicago-Kent College of Law and Soochow University School of Law in Taiwan have signed an agreement to...

The Diary of Jennifer Pohlman: Week 7

I spent most of the Fourth of July weekend wrapped up in a blanket and studying like...

The Diary of Jennifer Pohlman: Week 6

Surprisingly, my attitude has changed somewhat from last week. I basically gave myself a stern talking to...

The Diary of Jennifer Pohlman: Week 5

 This week I’ve been trying to play major catch up. I’m up to speed on my lectures,...
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