Mobile apps that LLM students can use to succeed in their career

December 16, 2024

LLM GUIDE — Daria Levina, who holds a Master’s degree and Ph.D, shares the tools she used to ensure she was staying on top of her studies and managing her time effectively.

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Advice on how students can overcome the anxiety of cold calling in law school classes

December 16, 2024

ABA — Reviewing your case notes thoroughly and anticipating possible questions can provide a solid foundation. To enhance this preparation, practicing with friends or colleagues—even holding mock classes can help simulate the pressure of a real cold call.

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How LLM students continue their education after graduation

December 16, 2024

THE INTERNATIONAL JURIST — My October 2024 article focused on  the curricular practical training (CPT) option for foreign-educated lawyers in U.S. LL.M. programs.

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University of Akron Law and Wilberforce University partner on ‘3+3’ accelerated bachelor’s/JD degree program

December 16, 2024

AKRON LEGAL NEWS — Administrators at The University of Akron School of Law have signed a 3+3 agreement with Wilberforce University, the oldest HBCU (Historically Black College or University) in the state of Ohio and the first private HBCU in the nation, establishing an accelerated pathway for undergraduates to obtain their bachelor’s and law degrees.

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American University Law student organization aims to promote sustainability among students

December 16, 2024

THE EAGLE — WCstainabL is more than just its clever play on the word “sustainable” and American University’s Washington College of Law abbreviation “WCL”: It is bringing the fight for a sustainable future to the forefront of law students’ minds.

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University of Arizona Law unveils new on-campus courtrooms, classrooms and lobby spaces

December 16, 2024

THE NATIONAL JURIST — University of Arizona James E. Rogers College of Law unveiled its newly constructed, state-of-the-art courtrooms, classroom and lobby spaces for students to hone their advocacy skills in a realistic and immersive setting.

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University of Arkansas Little Rock Law hosts luncheon to celebrate upcoming 50th anniversary

December 16, 2024

NORTHWEST ARKANSAS DEMOCRATIC GAZETTE — The William H. Bowen School of Law kicked off the countdown to its 50th anniversary with a Nov. 1 luncheon at the Grand Ballroom at the DoubleTree Hotel.

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Baylor Law celebrates Adoption Day

December 16, 2024

BAYLOR LARIOT — Baylor Law School hosted its annual Adoption Day celebration, an event that finalizes adoptions and honors families’ journeys through the adoption process. Held at the law school, the event brought together students, families and community members for a day of joy, creativity and awareness.

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Boston College Law moot court team advances to finals in national competition

December 12, 2024

BC LAW — Isabella Burrell ’25 and JP LaBarge ’25 represented Boston College Law in the Northeast regional rounds of the National Moot Court Competition on November 23 and 24 and will be advancing to the finals in January.

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Boston University Law dean Angela Onwuachi-Willig reflects on the legacy of Shirley Chisholm

December 12, 2024

BU TODAY — The dean of Boston University’s law school says the New York congresswoman who dared to dream of the White House in 1972 may not have succeeded, but she planted the seed that led to Harris’ campaign, and will soon bring about America’s first woman president.

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