Quinnipiac Law grad sees human side of the law in family practice
QUINNIPIAC NOW — Quinnipiac Law grad Andrew Knott, JD ’03, aims to make a difference in others’ lives everyday in his law firm Knott & Knott, LLC.
Read More about Quinnipiac Law grad sees human side of the law in family practiceKeith Center director named inaugural Taubman chair at Wayne Law
WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY — Professor Peter J. Hammer, director of the Damon J. Keith Center for Civil Rights at Wayne State University Law School, has been named the Law School’s inaugural A. Alfred Taubman Endowed Chair.
Read More about Keith Center director named inaugural Taubman chair at Wayne LawUCI Law 2L Kristina Martinez was named the Hispanic National Bar Association/Microsoft IPLI Scholar
UCI LAW — UC Irvine Law student focuses on promoting diversity in intellectual property law, artificial intelligence.
Read More about UCI Law 2L Kristina Martinez was named the Hispanic National Bar Association/Microsoft IPLI ScholarSean Helle Joins Colorado Law’s Clinical Faculty
COLORADO LAW — The University of Colorado Law School welcomes Sean Helle as an associate clinical professor and director of the Getches-Green Natural Resources and Environmental Law Clinic.
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COLORADO LAW — Suzette Malveaux, a nationally recognized expert on civil rights law and class action litigation, has joined the University of Colorado Law School as the Provost Professor of Civil Rights Law.
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INSIDE HIGHER ED — More four-year colleges are working to help first-generation college students succeed. But a new report says real progress requires institutional shifts, not just adding new programs.
Read More about Report: Helping first-generation students succeed requires institutional shiftsStudy: College students with young children take longer to complete degrees
INSIDE HIGHER ED — College students with preschool-age children take longer to complete their degrees and are less likely to stay in college than their childless peers, according to a recent study published in the Journal of Higher Education.
Read More about Study: College students with young children take longer to complete degreesReport: More than a third of federal student loan borrowers 65 or older are in default
US NEWS & WORLD REPORT — Older borrowers owe a larger amount of student loan debt than they did a decade ago. In fact, nearly 40 percent of federal student loan borrowers age 65 and older are in default, according to a 2017 report released by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
Read More about Report: More than a third of federal student loan borrowers 65 or older are in defaultAmerican Historical Association surveys harassment at annual meeting
INSIDE HIGHER ED — Historians join political scientists in documenting the unprofessional and illegal behavior women experience at annual gatherings.
Read More about American Historical Association surveys harassment at annual meetingUniversity of Illinois Law Dean Vikram Amar discusses future of legal education, Before the JD
ABOVE THE LAW — Dean Vikram Amar of University of Illinois reflects on the upcoming law school docket.
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