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Clarence Thomas won’t teach at GW Law this fall after student petition

Clarence Thomas will not be teaching a constitutional law seminar at George Washington University School of Law this fall after more than 11,000 students and community members signed a petition asking for his removal.

Your most important law school conversations

There are many important conversations that take place during law school. Conversations with your professors (hello, Socratic...

82% of young attorneys happy with career

The Class of 2018 had challenges when it came to launching legal careers, and it wasn’t just...

The top three tips to pass the MPRE

Taking the MPRE soon and not sure where to start? We’ve compiled our top three tips to...

Mercer Law School launches corporate counsel externship program

This fall, Mercer University-Walter F. George School of Law’s Corporate Counsel Externship Program will pair students with...

Pitt Law hosts Ukrainian lawyers

In late May, the University of Pittsburgh School of Law launched the Ukrainian Legal Assistance Project to...
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Vanderbilt launches new journal, the Social Justice Reporter

Vanderbilt Law School’s Social Justice Reporter, a new student-edited legal journal, will publish this fall and focus...

2022 Law Students of the Year: Aubrie Souza, Suffolk University Law School

Aubrie Souza Suffolk University Law School Class of 2022 Since the summer of her first year of law school, Souza...

New public service attorney salary figures show growth since 2018, NALP reports

According to new research from the National Association for Law Placement, salaries for public service attorneys have...

Texas Southern University removes law school dean amid turmoil and low bar passage rates

Texas Southern University announced on June 16 that it had replaced Joan Bullock as the dean of...

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