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National Jurist announces digital-first strategy for news and launch of virtual events

The National Jurist and preLaw magazines are expanding their digital footprint, with daily news coverage on the websites,...

Student files $5 million class action lawsuit against Harvard Law over online curriculum

A recent lawsuit filed by a second-year law student at Harvard is going after the Boston-area university...

Leader profile: Rachel Wydra 3L student at University of Minnesota

Editor’s note: With the Black Lives Matter movement sweeping across the world, law students are at the...

“Seinfeld” makes great lesson for law students

Fans of “Seinfeld” may have learned a thing or two about the legal system and didn’t even...

NYLS, Hofstra turn to online education to replace law firm experience

While the COVID-19 pandemic hampered employment opportunities for law students, two New York schools pivoted and launched...

60% of states have changed this July’s bar exam

Preparing for the bar is stressful. Preparing for the bar during the COVID-19 pandemic is … Well, an...

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Concordia University fails to merge, will close

Concordia University School of Law will close permanently at the end of the summer term, the school...

Leader profile: DeLorean Forbes, University of Arizona Law, Class of 2021

Editor’s note: With the Black Lives Matter movement sweeping across the world, law students are at the...

SMU revokes admission for racist comments

It’s not every day that a law school publicly announces it has revoked an incoming students’ admission....

Akron Law Class of 2020 sets record for number of hours spent on community and pro bono service work

The University of Akron School of Law in Ohio recently set a record for the number of...

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