Opinion: It is too easy to go to graduate school
BLOOMBERG VIEW – “Universities are milking the huge loan sums from grad students to subsidize the cost of undergraduate degrees. This system is broken.”
Read More about Opinion: It is too easy to go to graduate schoolNumber of federal student loans in default climbs slightly
WASHINGTON POST – About 11.5 percent of borrowers who began repayment Oct. 1, 2013, defaulted by Sept. 30, 2016, up from 11.3 percent the year before.
Read More about Number of federal student loans in default climbs slightlyFederal report projects college enrollment to grow by 15 percent by 2025
INSIDE HIGHER ED – The report from the Education Department’s National Center for Education Statistics projects a broad range of demographic and other data about education to 2025.
Read More about Federal report projects college enrollment to grow by 15 percent by 2025National Association of Colleges and Employers report finds 70 percent of the college class of 2017 plan to enter the work force post-graduation
NACE – 70.8 percent of students planned to enter the work force after graduating and 23.2 percent planned to continue their education, according to results of NACE’s Class of 2017 Student Survey Report.
Read More about National Association of Colleges and Employers report finds 70 percent of the college class of 2017 plan to enter the work force post-graduationCleveland-Marshall Law center to focus on outer space law
CLEVELAND.COM – The Global Space Law Center at the Cleveland-Marshall College of Law was developed due to the rapid growth of the private space industry.
Read More about Cleveland-Marshall Law center to focus on outer space lawNotre Dame Law School rolls out new curriculum for students interested in real estate law
NOTRE DAME LAW SCHOOL – The new Program of Study in Real Estate Law prepares students to address various real estate issues in legal practice.
Read More about Notre Dame Law School rolls out new curriculum for students interested in real estate lawUniversity of Puerto Rico closes temporarily after Hurricane Maria, including law school
THE SCIENTIST – The pause on campus operations, which could last a month, is just one example of the hurricane’s devastation.
Read More about University of Puerto Rico closes temporarily after Hurricane Maria, including law schoolAkron Law professor nominated for seat on federal claims court
CLEVELAND.COM – President Donald Trump nominated a University of Akron associate law school professor to serve as a judge on the U.S. Court of Federal Claims.
Read More about Akron Law professor nominated for seat on federal claims courtWayne Law professor appointed to position with federal courts
LEGAL NEWS – Chief Justice John Roberts appointed Wayne State University Law School Professor Laura Bartell to the Judicial Conference of the United States.
Read More about Wayne Law professor appointed to position with federal courtsLoyola New Orleans Law professor unveils report on the use of arbitration clauses for workplace-related disputes
LOYOLA UNIVERSITY NEW ORLEANS – A new report explores the use of arbitration clauses for workplace-related disputes.
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