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KU Law connecting students with nonprofits and government agencies

The University of Kansas School of Law this summer launched the KU Law Legal Corps, a project that...

Two Quick Credentials You Can Earn Online in Law School

  It’s amazing what you can accomplish over Google Chrome. From grocery shopping, to apartment hunting, to reconnecting...

USC receives $1 million donation to establish a new scholarship for Black students

The University of Southern California’s Gould School of Law will soon have another recruiting tool to attract...

Hottest Practice Areas Post Pandemic: Litigation, Employment Law

This has been a wild year — which could be the understatement of the year. No one...

New York Law School helps to end license suspensions that affects communities and people of color

The Racial Justice Project at New York Law School helped bring to light a problem that the...

California Western students sue school over switch to online

Tuition is going up at California Western School of Law and students are not happy about it....
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Stop the Stigma Against Menstruation; Starting with the Bar Exam

by Margaret E. Johnson, Marcy L. Karin, and Elizabeth B. Cooper Distrust of people who menstruate needs to...

Pepperdine receives $1 million gift for its Straus Institute

The million-dollar view of the Pacific Ocean from the Caruso School of Law in Malibu is getting...

Georgetown launches LL.M. and Masters in law and technology

Georgetown University Law Center is already the largest LL.M. program in the nation, but this August the...

What schools are doing to survive a pandemic world II

Editor's note: this is a follow-up to our first story, published on July 16, 2020.  Law schools have...
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