University of Montana Law to accept GRE for admission
UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA — The Alexander Blewett III School of Law will join 44 other American law schools in accepting the GRE in addition to the LSAT as an entrance exam for its 2019-20 application cycle.
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NEW YORK UNIVERSITY — New York University Law commemorates the 50th anniversary of its clinical law program by recounting its history and legacy.
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NEW YORK UNIVERSITY LAW — New York University Law students were interviewed on how their school teaches and integrates legal technology into their education.
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UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME — Professor Woodrow Hartzog (Northeastern Univ. Law) will speak at the University of Notre Dame Law on September 26 on technology ethics.
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NORTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY — Northern Illinois University College of Law received at $2,500 grant from the P. Michael Mahoney (Rockford, IL) Chapter of the Federal Bar Association in order to continue its Prisoners’ Rights Project.
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UNIVERSITY OF OREGON — Professor Elizabeth Tippett (University of Oregon Law) was invited by Professor Antonio Rodriguez de Freitas Jr. (University of Sao Paulo Law) to give presentations throughout the city on appropriate dispute resolution.
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AROUND THE O — Timing and location are vital considerations in managing drought risks that are rising along Oregon’s Willamette River because of a changing climate, researchers conclude in a newly published study. This study was led by Adell Amos (University of Oregon Law) and focused on the integration of water law and policy for…
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UNIVERSITY OF OREGON — University of Oregon Law welcomes its incoming class of 2022.
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DAILY EMERALD — The Oregon Law Student Public Interest Fund was created by University of Oregon Law to provide monetary stipends to students pursuing legal unpaid internships at public nonprofits. OLSPIF is a nonprofit, student-run organization that gains its money through an annual fundraising auction in February.
Read More about University of Oregon Law students pursue nonprofit internshipsFour Penn Law professors receive research grants from national organizations
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA — Four Penn Law scholars have been named the recipients of major grants from the National Endowment for the Humanities, the National Science Foundation, and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. William Maul Measey, Tom Baker, Sarah Barringer Gordon, Allison Hoffman, and Paul Heaton have each been awarded grants in support of their…
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