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Harvard implements new social media policy

Law students at Harvard have to be careful when posting (or ranting) about class discussions on their...

American offering first LL.M. in Gender, International and Comparative Law

Students will study the legal and social structures shaping the day-to-day lives of women and LGBTQ+ personsAmerican...

Law Schooled: The case for a nine-minute briefing

‘A brief is called a brief because it’s brief.’ Thus did a dean during 1L orientation introduce the...

Five Tips for Dealing with Post-Bar Exam Anxiety

While studying for the bar exam, you might have thought you’d feel relieved once you took the...

MBE scores suggest students were more prepared for bar exam in July despite pandemic problems

The Multistate Bar Examination (MBE) scaled score increased by five points this July, a significant improvement over...

Three Online Law Schools Get Full California Accreditation

The State Bar of California has granted full accreditation to three online law schools: the Concord Law School at...
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Online to the rescue III: Schools with the virtual advantage

Editor's note: this is the final of our three-part series.  Some schools have a bit of an advantage...

Washburn University School of Law removes statutes of Thomas Jefferson and Benjamin Franklin

Washburn University School of Law in Topeka, Kas., removed two statutes in July — Thomas Jefferson and Benjamin...

How to Stay Safe This Semester

  Law school isn’t known for being one of the more flexible or accommodating environments. There are stories...

Two racial justice classes reinstated at University of Florida after students protest

The University of Florida Levin College of Law reversed its decision to cancel two racial justice classes...
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