Seattle University Law Dean Anthony Verona discusses the challenges that first-generation law students face
ABA — Although efforts to diversify the legal profession across racial and ethnic axes have been stubbornly slow in producing results, the Law School Admission Council reports that law schools recently admitted the largest cohort of first-generation students in history.
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IRAP — “We believe everyone should have a safe place to live and a safe way to get there”—each meeting during Advocacy Week began with this shared value, grounding participants in the urgency and importance of IRAP’s mission and vision.
Read More about International Refugee Assistance Project law school chapters advocate for humanitarian treatment of refugeesOpinion: Law students should receive academic credit for journal participation
VIRGINIA LAW WEEKLY — With the journal tryout officially complete, 1Ls are getting their first introductions to legal academia (and patiently awaiting the results of their efforts), 2Ls are moving up the ranks in their journals, and certain 3Ls are finally starting to “3LOL.”
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FORBES — With the news that law school applications are up 20.5% over last year, the logical question becomes: How will all these new law students find jobs?
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LAW SCHOOL TOOLBOX — This is the second installment of our episodes on partnerships.
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UA LITTLE ROCK — The University of Arkansas at Little Rock William H. Bowen School of Law has named Theresa Beiner, John Cook, Beth Levi, Alicia Mitchell, and Rob Steinbuch as the winners of the 2025 Faculty Excellence Awards.
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BU TODAY — Each March, the nation celebrates Women’s History Month, honoring the vital role of women in American history.
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UBNOW — Understanding why Emery Taylor merits attention in the current roll call of UB students to watch works best when returning to the days she ran an underdog contest for high school class president.
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UC BERKELEY LAW — Belief — in her research, its importance, and herself — propelled Kosha Doshi LL.M. ’25 to heights she never imagined.
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THE INTERNATIONAL JURIST — University of California, Berkeley, School of Law is launching the LL.M. Success Academy, an online initiative designed to prepare international lawyers for success in U.S. LL.M. programs.
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