Ellen Aprill (Loyola-L.A.), Brian Galle (Georgetown), Philip Hackney (Pittsburgh) & Lloyd Hitoshi Mayer (Notre Dame), Harvard Does Have Options if It Loses Tax-Exempt Status
- Bloomberg Law, Florida’s Search for ABA Alternative Sparks Accreditation Debate
- Adam Chilton (Chicago), Peter Joy (Washington University), Kyle Rozema (Northwestern) & James Thomas (FTC), Improving the Signal Quality of Grades
- Barry Currier (Former Managing Director, ABA Section of Legal Education and Admissions to the Bar), Is the American Bar Association the Optimal Home Base for the Regulation of Legal Education?
- Adam Feldman, Ranking Trump's SCOTUS Shortlist (Mainly) by Their Writings
- Scott Fruehwald (Legal Skills Prof Blog), AI Cannot Replace Human Memory
- Houston Law News, Professor Chandler Launches "AI for Legal Education" Blog to Guide the Next Generation of Lawyers
- Sarah Lawsky (Northwestern), Reported Entry-Level Hiring by US News Rank — Top 25
- Legaltech News, Paladin Partners With 30 Law Schools to Build Pro Bono Platform for Students
- Derek Muller (Notre Dame), What We Know, and What We Don't Know, About Legal Education, Accommodations, and Extra Time to Take an Exam
- New Orleans Times-Picayune, Tulane Environmental Researcher Quits, Accuses University of Placing Her Under 'Gag Order'
- News Release, California Supreme Court Approves Additional Bar Exam Remedies
- New York Times, Why Did Syracuse Offer $200,000 Deals to Teens Who Had Turned It Down?
- NPR, Law Clerks Describe Toxic Work Culture In Some Federal Judges' Chambers
- Reuters, Skadden Law Firm Fellowship Revamps Application to Omit 'Racial Justice,' 'Equity'
- Roundup, Legal Ed News
- Kyle Rozema (Northwestern), How Do Continuing Education Requirements Affect a Workforce? Evidence from the Legal Profession
- Symposium, Festschrift For Professor Larry Solan (Brooklyn) (1952 – 2024)
- Symposium, Texas and the Future of Legal Education
- Wall Street Journal Editorial, A New Hope for Middle Eastern Studies: Pepperdine and the Washington Institute Try To Salvage the Field
- Washington Free Beacon (Aaron Sibarium), Harvard Law Review Axes 85 Percent of Submissions Using Race-Conscious Rubric, Documents Show
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