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UCLA to help more public interest attorneys make do

Public interest jobs can be rewarding in most aspects. You help people. You fight for the little...

A New Year: Starting fresh after winter break

By Alison Monahan Sometimes, law students feel like they have been beaten down through the gauntlet of finals in...

NALP’s law firm diversity report shows little progress being made

The National Association for Law Placement (NALP) recently released its annual report on Diversity in U.S. Law...

LSAC sponsors writing competition on diversity

Diversity is important. If you can spell out why, you could win $5,000. The Law School Admission Council...

Memphis Law cuts out-of-state tuition 25%

If you don't live in Tennessee, but you happen to love Elvis, the Memphis Grizzlies and the...

Law schools give back to the tune of $111 million

Law schools get a bad rap for lots of things, such as being too expensive and too...

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Bar prep: Random chaos or finely tuned production?

By Andrei Zakhareuski Most law school graduates use a bar prep program to guide them through the rigorous process...

Was Trump Bump fake news? First-year law school numbers drop

So it would seem that young people are now cool with President Trump. Or since his impeachment...

Hate law school? You’re not alone

By Alexandra Sumner Here’s an insider secret: Very few people actually like law school. We do it because...

USC Law creates unique externship to help homeless

In Los Angeles, the average monthly rent for an apartment is $2,530, according to Rent Café. The...

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