Experiential program at Denver Law among innovations at the college
THE DENVER POST – The law school pushes students to get job experience with its Experiential Advantage Curriculum, where students can work at a local law firm for a year.
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KNPR (NPR NEVADA) – In its fourth year, it’s a law school program to expose students to the rural court system in Nevada.
Read More about UNLV Law students learn about Nevada’s rural court system for alternative spring breakGeorge Washington Law School professor to participate in interdisciplinary sustainability research project
THE GW HATCHET – Donna Attanasio, the senior adviser for energy law programs in the law school, is the lead researcher for a team that plans to develop a handbook for local governments about developing solar energy projects in low-income communities.
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CAMPBELL UNIVERSITY – The new clinic will provide backup legal services free of charge to area non-profit agencies and their clients when legal issues complicate such important steps as acquiring housing or a new career.
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CHARLESTON CITY PAPER – For those who make too much money to qualify for free legal services, but still can’t quite find the money to hire an attorney, there was no place to go for help. Recognizing this need in the community, Newman founded Charleston Legal Access, the first nonprofit, sliding-scale law firm in the…
Read More about NYU Law alumna founds nonprofit to fight for underserved victims in CharlestonPenn Law professor honored by Harvard Law on International Women’s Day for inspiring change
THE DAILY PENNSYLVANIAN – Penn Integrates Knowledge professor Dorothy Roberts, who has appointments in Penn Law School and the School of Arts and Sciences, was recently honored as one of Harvard Law’s Women Inspiring Change for 2016.
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WBAA (NPR PURDUE) – As Brent Dickson’s 30-year tenure on the Indiana Supreme Court draws to a close, IUPUI’s McKinney School of Law is looking at the precedents he leaves behind.
Read More about Indiana McKinney Law reviews former Indiana chief justice’s impactOpinion: New paper forecasts dour outlook for Rust Belt law schools
WALL STREET JOURNAL – Casting a shadow over the glint of good news — at least in one region of the country —is a new paper by a law professor forecasting what may be in store for law schools in the Great Lakes and Midwest area.
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WTMJ (MILWAUKEE) – Six days before a very important Wisconsin primary election, the Marquette University Law School poll gives the latest on where major candidates stand.
Read More about Marquette Law releases results from new presidential election pollFormer professional musician finds renewed calling as Detroit Mercy Law student
THE DETROIT NEWS – Ryan J. VanOver’s life as a student at Detroit Mercy Law is a far cry from his previous persona as professional musician by the name of Ty Stone, whose brand of southern rock/country music was discovered by Kid Rock.
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