UCLA Law hosts the last surviving prosecutor of the Nuremberg trials for lecture
UCLA LAW — Ben Ferencz, the last surviving prosecutor from the Nuremberg trials, came to UCLA to speak about his life and his continuing commitment to ending impunity for mass atrocities.
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UCI LAW — The University of California, Irvine School of Law is pleased to announce a generous gift from the Mysun Charitable Foundation, which will fund a three-year fellowship for the Environmental Law Clinic.
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UC DAVIS SCHOOL OF LAW — UC Davis alum Garrett Dailey has given $2 million to fund an endowed chair in family law at UC Davis School of Law. Dailey’s gift is one of the largest ever received by the law school.
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BROOKLYN LAW SCHOOL — The Dennis J. Block Center for the Study of International Business Law at Brooklyn Law School hosted a leading tax theorist fro a discussion on international tax policy.
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ASU NOW — ASU Law student helps high school students learn what it takes to break into the sports industry
Read More about Arizona State University Law students teach sports law class to local high school studentsHeritage Foundation suspends federal clerkship training program
ABA JOURNAL — Conservative group suspends clerkship boot camp after questions about secrecy and loyalty pledges
Read More about Heritage Foundation suspends federal clerkship training programA new legal tech game trains artificial intelligence to spot legal issues
ABA JOURNAL — There’s a new game that will help train an artificial intelligence model to spot legal issues and help close the access-to-justice gap.
Read More about A new legal tech game trains artificial intelligence to spot legal issuesA proposed rule could increase number of graduates with advanced degrees from U.S. universities in H-1B visa pool
INSIDE HIGHER ED — The Trump administration plans to publish a proposed rule this month that would increase the probability that holders of advanced degrees from U.S. institutions would be selected for one of 85,000 H-1B skilled worker visas available in the annual lottery.
Read More about A proposed rule could increase number of graduates with advanced degrees from U.S. universities in H-1B visa poolTrump Administration plans to set new time limits for student visas
INSIDE HIGHER ED — Trump administration plans to set new time limits for student visas to reduce overstays. Advocates for international exchange see the move as one that could hurt America’s ability to compete for international students.
Read More about Trump Administration plans to set new time limits for student visasColleges offer more scholarships to attract students as tuition ‘sticker’ prices increase
WALL STREET JOURNAL — After increasing for decades, the real cost of attending both public and private college is flat and in some cases even declined this year, as colleges compete for fewer students by giving away more scholarships.
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