North Dakota Law graduate and professor help bridge gap between diversity and legal profession
BISMARCK TRIBUNE – Last summer, Silva and Grijalva went to the North Dakota Indian Youth Leadership Academy at the United Tribes Technical College in Bismarck to talk about about the law school and Silva shared his journey to and through law school.
Read More about North Dakota Law graduate and professor help bridge gap between diversity and legal professionHarvard Law Dean Martha Minow receives award from Sargent Shriver Center on Poverty Law
HARVARD LAW SCHOOL – Harvard Law School Dean Martha Minow was honored by the Sargent Shriver Center on Poverty Law with the Sargent Shriver Equal Justice Award at their annual benefit in Chicago.
Read More about Harvard Law Dean Martha Minow receives award from Sargent Shriver Center on Poverty LawLaw students in U.K. question whether E.U. law will still be taught at law schools after Brexit
SOLICITORS JOURNAL – As the news broke that the British public had voted by a 51.9 per cent majority in favour of a Brexit, EU law students past and present took to social media to express their concerns over the legitimacy of their studies.
Read More about Law students in U.K. question whether E.U. law will still be taught at law schools after BrexitSamford Cumberland Law and Campbell Law co-sponsor study abroad summer program in Cambridge
CAMPBELL UNIVERSITY – Campbell Law School has entered into an agreement with Samford University Cumberland School of Law to co-sponsor a highly regarded summer program in Cambridge, England.
Read More about Samford Cumberland Law and Campbell Law co-sponsor study abroad summer program in CambridgeHarvard Law School’s center for Internet and society receives naming donation to support interdisciplinary efforts
ABA JOURNAL – The Berkman Center for Internet & Society at Harvard Law School is getting a $15 million donation from Michael R. Klein, who received an LLM from the school.
Read More about Harvard Law School’s center for Internet and society receives naming donation to support interdisciplinary effortsIncoming Civil Justice Research Institute at UC Irvine Law receives additional support ahead of launch
LOS ANGELES TIMES – A New Civil Justice Research Institute expected to open this fall at the UC Irvine School of Law will be getting more than a half-million dollars in funding.
Read More about Incoming Civil Justice Research Institute at UC Irvine Law receives additional support ahead of launchLouisville Brandeis Law launches accelerated JD/Bachelor’s program with university’s college of arts and sciences
THE LANE REPORT – The University of Louisville has launched a new program that will allow law students to earn a degree at a faster rate.
Read More about Louisville Brandeis Law launches accelerated JD/Bachelor’s program with university’s college of arts and sciencesWVU Law accelerates voluntary faculty buyout plan amidst budget challenges
CHARLESTON GAZETTE-MAIL – Administrators at West Virginia University are using a new tactic to try to slow their spending: asking employees if they want to voluntarily leave their jobs.
Read More about WVU Law accelerates voluntary faculty buyout plan amidst budget challengesThomas Jefferson Law selects two professors as new associate deans
DIGITAL JOURNAL – Professor Susan Bisom-Rapp will become the Associate Dean for Faculty Research and Scholarship and Professor Aaron Schwabach will become Associate Dean for Strategic Initiatives.
Read More about Thomas Jefferson Law selects two professors as new associate deansSt. John’s University School of Law to establish institute for real estate law with gift
NEW YORK REAL ESTATE JOURNAL – The St. John’s University School of Law will establish The Mattone Family Institute for Real Estate Law funded by a $3.5 million gift.
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