A look at the University of Chicago Law graduates hired for federal clerkships
REUTERS — For the second year in a row, the University of Chicago School of Law sent a higher percentage of new graduates into clerkships with federal judges than any other law school.
Read More about A look at the University of Chicago Law graduates hired for federal clerkshipsUConn Law dean Eboni S. Nelson honored by Crawford Black Bar Association
UCONN TODAY — The George W. Crawford Black Bar Association will honor UConn Law Dean Eboni S. Nelson with its 2022 Visionary Award at its annual dinner on May 18.
Read More about UConn Law dean Eboni S. Nelson honored by Crawford Black Bar AssociationDuke Law enhances student loan repayment assistance for graduates in public interest jobs
DUKE LAW NEWS — Duke Law School is enhancing the benefits available through its Loan Repayment Assistance Program (LRAP), which reduces the cost of legal education for graduates who commit to careers in public service.
Read More about Duke Law enhances student loan repayment assistance for graduates in public interest jobsFlorida State University Law Director of Bar Success Tia Gibbs discusses preparing students for the bar exam
THE FLORIDA BAR — Wondering what may be the secret to Florida State University College of Law‘s recent bar exam success after they posted the top passage rate in Florida following the release of Monday’s February 2022 Bar Exam results?
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OGC NEWS — Civil Rights Attorney Mawuli Davis (J.D. ’02), founding partner of the Davis Bozeman Johnson Law firm in DeKalb County, will serve as Georgia State University’s College of Law commencement speaker.
Read More about Civil rights attorney Mawuli Davis to deliver Georgia State University Law commencement addressGonzaga Law announces end to conditional scholarships
THE GONZAGA BULLETIN — In January, the Gonzaga Law School announced its decision to end all current and future conditional scholarships in exchange for guaranteed scholarships.
Read More about Gonzaga Law announces end to conditional scholarshipsAn interview with Harvard Law assistant dean for community engagement, equity, and belonging Monica Monroe
HARVARD LAW TODAY — Monica Monroe’s penchant for advocacy began at a young age. The daughter of a white mother and Black father growing up outside Pittsburgh, PA in the 1970s, she vividly recalls a night out with her family when she was about seven years old. “I remember going out to dinner one night and noticing…
Read More about An interview with Harvard Law assistant dean for community engagement, equity, and belonging Monica MonroeHarvard Law to host make-up commencement for the class of 2020
REUTERS — When it comes to law school commencement, it’s better late than never. Harvard Law School is the latest to announce plans for a make-up ceremony for students who graduated in the thick of the COVID-19 pandemic and had to settle for online celebrations, joining Georgetown, Stanford and others.
Read More about Harvard Law to host make-up commencement for the class of 2020Harvard Law Federal Tax Clinic assists low-income taxpayers with filing
HARVARD LAW TODAY — Everyone knows the old saying about death and taxes, and it’s hardly a secret that filing income taxes — and communicating with the Internal Revenue Service — can be complicated, at best. But for the millions of Americans who are delinquent on their taxes, and particularly for those on a low-…
Read More about Harvard Law Federal Tax Clinic assists low-income taxpayers with filingHarvard Law Student Well-Being Working Group discusses supporting law students
HARVARD LAW TODAY — Sidarth Singh ’22 says the Student Well-Being Working Group’s mission is straightforward. “What we are looking to do is let students know that these resources are available, how they can access them, and then, if they’re having a hard time, who they can contact,” says Singh.
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