Harvard Law students and fellows spend winter term at Supreme Court of Pakistan
THE HARVARD LAW RECORD — During the Harvard 2025 Winter J-term session, several Pakistani-Americans from Harvard Law School had the opportunity to work at the Supreme Court of Pakistan and other notable institutions in the cities of Islamabad and Lahore.
Read More about Harvard Law students and fellows spend winter term at Supreme Court of PakistanHarvard Black Law Students Association seeks to expand number of Black applicants after recent enrollment drop
BLOOMBERG — A year after the US Supreme Court banned race-based admissions, Harvard Law School’s first-year Black student enrollment has plummeted — with repercussions beyond the classroom.
Read More about Harvard Black Law Students Association seeks to expand number of Black applicants after recent enrollment dropA look at Harvard Law interim dean John C.P. Goldberg
THE HARVARD CRIMSON — Just nine months before John C.P. Goldberg became interim dean of Harvard Law School, he wrote in an email to The Crimson that he was still “trying to return to the quiet life of a legal academic” after a previous stint in the school’s administration. But no such “quiet life” was…
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UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON LAW CENTER — Abby Trahan, M.P.A., CFRE, director of development at the University of Houston Law Center, has been recognized as one of two Outstanding Young Professionals by the Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP).
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PR NEWSWIRE — As the new presidential administration reaches its first 100-day milestone, legal and policy experts will discuss implications for the economy, higher education, immigration, energy and the environment in an upcoming webinar titled “Key Policy Considerations for the Administration.”
Read More about University of Houston Law Center to co-host webinar on policy changes under the new presidential administrationIndiana University McKinney Law hosts retirement celebration for professor Yvonne Dutton
INDIANA UIVERSITY INDIANAPOLIS — IU McKinney Professor Yvonne Dutton retired in December 2024, concluding her 13-years as a member of the faculty at IU McKinney.
Read More about Indiana University McKinney Law hosts retirement celebration for professor Yvonne DuttonJacksonville Law celebrates employment rate of students before commencement
FLORIDA BAR NEWS — As the inaugural class of the Jacksonville University College of Law prepares for graduation in a few short months, the process of finding post-graduate employment is already in the rearview mirror for many of them, as more than 90% of students have already secured jobs.
Read More about Jacksonville Law celebrates employment rate of students before commencementLiberty Law Review symposium explores the impact of artificial intelligence on the legal profession
LIBERTY UNIVERSITY — The Liberty University Law Review hosted its annual Law Review Symposium, titled “Artificial Intelligence, Authentic Conversations,” at the School of Law Supreme Courtroom on Saturday.
Read More about Liberty Law Review symposium explores the impact of artificial intelligence on the legal professionLMU-Loyola Law dean Brietta Clark honored by Diverse: Issues in Higher Education
DIVERSE — Fritz B. Burns Dean Brietta Clark, the 19th dean of LMU Loyola Law School, is the first woman and Black person to hold the position in the law school’s history.
Read More about LMU-Loyola Law dean Brietta Clark honored by Diverse: Issues in Higher EducationMarquette Law hosts US Court of Appeals judge Michael Y. Scudder for lecture
MARQUETTE UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL — The Hon. Michael Y. Scudder, judge of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit, delivered this year’s Hallows Lecture, yesterday evening, to more than 200 individuals in Eckstein Hall’s Lubar Center. The lecture was exemplary.
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