Understanding bar exam character, fitness requirements
U.S. NEWS – Here are five ways you can address any potential red flags for law school admissions committees and also begin preparing for the character and fitness portion of the bar exam.
Read More about Understanding bar exam character, fitness requirementsOpinion: Rep. Foxx – Federal lending is behind rising college tuition costs
WASHINGTON TIMES – “You can’t put a price on education, the saying goes, but if you did, it would be very high. And the cost falls on everyone.”
Read More about Opinion: Rep. Foxx – Federal lending is behind rising college tuition costsStandard and Poor’s report predicts bleak outlook for higher education in 2018
CHRONICLE OF HIGHER EDUCATION – Additional state and federal pressures suggest a bleak outlook for the sector this year.
Read More about Standard and Poor’s report predicts bleak outlook for higher education in 2018State support for higher education nationally increases slightly from 2017 to 2018 marking slowest growth in five years
INSIDE HIGHER ED – Nationally, state support for higher education increased 1.6 percent from 2017 to 2018, its slowest growth in five years.
Read More about State support for higher education nationally increases slightly from 2017 to 2018 marking slowest growth in five yearsCollege and university endowment returns rise to highest level in three years
INSIDE HIGHER ED – Rising returns in 2017 weren’t enough to keep up 10-year averages, fueling concerns about endowments’ long-term spending power — especially in light of new tax.
Read More about College and university endowment returns rise to highest level in three yearsNCCU Law Dean releases statement regarding ABA warning letter
WNCN (CBS NORTH CAROLINA) – University administrators sent a statement from the law school’s dean, Phyllis Craig-Taylor.
Read More about NCCU Law Dean releases statement regarding ABA warning letterUC Irvine Law’s Intellectual Property, Arts and Technology Clinic helps clear documentary for Sundance Film Fest
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, IRVINE SCHOOL OF LAW – A documentary detailing the life and work of Japanese artist and writer Yayoi Kusama debuted this month at the Sundance Film Festival.
Read More about UC Irvine Law’s Intellectual Property, Arts and Technology Clinic helps clear documentary for Sundance Film FestHarvard Law’s Cyberlaw Clinic releases guide to protest art
HARVARD LAW SCHOOL – The guide, which is available on Medium, covers the main areas of law that are implicated by protest art online.
Read More about Harvard Law’s Cyberlaw Clinic releases guide to protest artLewis & Clark Law’s International Law Clinic work helps trigger investigation into Japan’s whale meat trade
LEWIS & CLARK LAW SCHOOL – The project prepared a legal opinion that helped trigger an international investigation to determine whether Japan is illegally trading in the meat of sei whales.
Read More about Lewis & Clark Law’s International Law Clinic work helps trigger investigation into Japan’s whale meat tradeUniversity of Oklahoma Law’s International Human Rights Clinic advocates for indigenous groups in Latin America over winter break
OU DAILY – Lacking in legal resources, the Terraba and Costa Rican government sought the help of others — namely the OU College of Law’s International Human Rights Clinic.
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