Researchers pinpoint which students struggle the most with student debt using Federal Reserve data
WASHINGTON POST – Older African Americans and college students with children disproportionately bear the burden of education debt, according to a pair of reports released this week.
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WESTERN NEW ENGLAND UNIVERSITY – The Western New England University School of Law recently hosted a symposium titled “Perspectives on Racial Justice in the Era of #BlackLivesMatter.”
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ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY – Throughout its 29 years, the Indian Legal Program has fostered the diversity of its students and the ideas that they bring to the law community.
Read More about Arizona State University Law alumna uses legal skills to help Native AmericansMillennials now make up the largest generational group in large law firms
ABA JOURNAL – Millennials—people who range in age from 18 to 36—make up the largest generational group in the nation’s top law firms.
Read More about Millennials now make up the largest generational group in large law firmsTwo Fordham Law, Georgetown Law professors lead legal team for project to increase reach of broadband internet access in Harlem
JOURNAL OF BLACKS IN HIGHER EDUCATION – Olivier Sylvain and Sheila Foster are leading the legal team of a project that hopes to bring broadband internet access to low-income residents in Harlem.
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WISCONSIN BAR – Those questions spurred creation of the Wisconsin Latino Exoneration Program, an initiative of the Wisconsin Innocence Project at the U.W. Law School.
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ABA JOURNAL – The ABA Young Lawyers Division has recommended that the council add two young attorneys who are not employed in legal education as voting members.
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SOUTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY – Gray Whaley, associate professor of history, will discuss the attempts by American Indian tribes to utilize the legal system to achieve justice for the lands taken from them.
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WESTERN NEW ENGLAND UNIVERSITY – Jennifer Levi has dedicated her career to fighting for the rights of gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender individuals and families.
Read More about Western New England Law Professor Jennifer Levi honored with local and national awards for LGBT legal advocacyStanford Law co-hosts public forum on furthering economic opportunities for women
STANFORD LAW SCHOOL – The event, “Policies to Promote Women’s Economic Opportunity,” brought together scholars, policymakers, and leaders in business and nonprofit enterprises for a day of discussion.
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