Opinion: Efforts to rate quality of colleges needs improvement

November 14, 2016

WASHINGTON POST – “Another approach under discussion by higher-education officials might prove helpful to students and parents trying to assess the quality of colleges in the future: an audit of the assertions that colleges make about their quality.”

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The ultimate guide to new and returning governors’ promises on higher education

November 14, 2016

INSIDE HIGHER ED – The following table lists the winning gubernatorial candidates in Tuesday’s elections and their pledges on higher education.

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Mississippi College Law names professor Patricia Bennett as Interim Dean

November 14, 2016

CLARION-LEDGER – Mississippi College School of Law professor Patricia Bennett will soon become the institution’s interim dean.

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Dean Lawrence Ponoroff discusses role at MSU Law

November 14, 2016

WKAR (NPR MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY) – Ponoroff explains how a legal education can be valuable beyond the traditional practice of law and how it’s something that can be put to work in a lot of different ways.

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Florida International Law professor elected by U.N. member states to join International Law Commission

November 14, 2016

FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF LAW – On November 3, 2016, Professor Charles C. Jalloh was elected by United Nations member states to the International Law Commission.

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Opinion: How a Trump presidency could affect higher education

November 14, 2016

INSIDE HIGHER ED – “To anticipate the higher ed priorities of a Trump administration, look to policies already proposed by Republicans in Congress.”

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Houston College of Law renamed South Texas College of Law Houston after trademark battle

November 14, 2016

KTRK (ABC HOUSTON) – The South Texas College of Law has changed its name just slightly in an apparent effort to avoid a lawsuit by the University of Houston.

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Loyola Law Los Angeles students assist clemency project efforts

November 14, 2016

LOYOLA LAW SCHOOL LOS ANGELES – For a group of Loyola Law School students pursuing freedom on behalf of federal inmates, writing clemency petitions was a life-changing experience – for both them and their clients.

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UC Irvine Law secures clemency for elderly man convicted on drug offense

November 14, 2016

OC WEEKLY – UCI Law Professor L. Song Richardson and 2016 UCI Law grad Kevin Lerman filed a request for clemency for Gutierrez because the law has changed since his conviction and he would receive a much shorter sentence if sentenced today.

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Baylor Law School to help veterans prepare wills pro bono

November 14, 2016

BAYLOR UNIVERSITY – Baylor Law School will host its annual Veterans Day Wills Clinic to provide free aid to vets and their spouses.

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