ABA Journal, Law School Leaders Make Diversity Argument In Support Of Admissions Tests
- Above the Law, Fourth Amendment Decision Isn't Going To Stop LSAT Or Law Schools From Scanning Your Room
- College Fix, Only 9 Percent of Law Professors Are Conservative, Study Finds
- Daily Business Review, The Next Generation of Attorneys Are Studying Environmental Law
- Daily Californian, Tensions Mount as Berkeley Law Groups Ban Zionist Speakers
- Daily Report Online, 'A Moral Imperative': Georgia Law Dean Explains How School's 'Investment Model' Helps Keep Student Debt Low
- Delaware Law Weekly, Longtime Delaware Law School Professor With Food and Drug Law Legacy Dies at 69
- Florida Times-Union, Jacksonville University's New Law School Fills Void Another Way After Florida Coastal Closing
- Foundation for Economic Education, I Gave Up My Seat in Law School One Week Before Orientation. Here’s Why.
- Jerusalem Post, Berkeley Law School Dean Responds to BDS
- Law.com, Ahead of the Curve: Is Debate Over the ABA Proposal to Nix the Admissions Test Requirement Misdirected?
- Law.com, Federal Judge Dismisses UMass Law Professor's Challenge to State Union Laws
- Law.com, In Rare Move, Duke Law Professor Leaves Academia to Return to Big Law
- Law.com, 'Schools Can Organically Decide': Reddit Users Weigh In on Making Law Schools 'Test Optional'
- National Jurist, Columbia Takes The Spot As Most Expensive Law School In The Nation
- National Jurist, For-Profit Law School Grads To Get Debt Relief
- New Jersey Law Journal Editorial, Law School Is (Still) Too Expensive
- New York Post, Law School Deans Reject AG Letitia James’ Pick for Ethics Watchdog Agency
- preLaw, Nebraska Law Launches Program To Help With Homelessness
- The Recorder, A Long-Term Approach to Associate Development
- Reuters, An American J.D. In Australia? One U.S Law School Wants To Go International
- Reuters, California Lawmakers Pull Plug On Legal Industry Reforms
- Reuters, Notre Dame Law Is Ditching Binding Early Admissions. Will Others Follow?
- Reuters, Proposal To Axe Lsat Requirement Spurs Debate Over Test’s Effects On Diversity
- Jonathan Turley (George Washington), Study: Only Nine Percent of Law Professors Identify as Conservatives
