Arizona State University Law launches Rule of Law & Governance Program to face global challenges
ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY – The world is facing complex and interlinked security, environmental and economic challenges. The new Rule of Law & Governance Program at the Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law at Arizona State University is addressing these challenges.
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TEMPLE UNIVERSITY – Amid an ongoing national dialogue about race relations, Temple’s Beasley School of Law Dean JoAnne A. Epps made an impassioned case for embracing diversity this month.
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BLOOMBERG BNA – A new report finds that corporate law departments spend an estimated $1.5 billion per year on legal software, and predicts explosive growth in this area in the next few years.
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THE ALLIGATOR – UF’s Levin College of Law is leading the state in course offerings on a free, virtual platform.
Read More about Florida Law offers several courses on free online platformCharleston School of Law wins national tax moot court championship in St. Petersburg, Fla.
THE POST AND COURIER – Students from the Charleston School of Law have won the National Tax Moot Court championship for the fifth year running.
Read More about Charleston School of Law wins national tax moot court championship in St. Petersburg, Fla.University of Virginia students attend national fellowship program in international law
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA SCHOOL OF LAW – Five University of Virginia School of Law students recently attended the fourth annual Salzburg Cutler Law Fellows Program, a national fellowship program that gives students the opportunity to establish connections and expand their interest in international law.
Read More about University of Virginia students attend national fellowship program in international lawHarvard Law activists continue occupation of student center
THE HARVARD CRIMSON – As Law School activists continue their occupation of the Caspersen Student Center lounge—along with students from other schools—administrators have publicized a series of efforts to address problems of diversity and inclusion on campus.
Read More about Harvard Law activists continue occupation of student centerKentucky county proposes Northern Kentucky Chase College of Law move to admin building
CINCINNATI.COM – The Kenton County administration building in Covington could make an ideal new home for Chase College of Law, according to a study commissioned by the Kenton County Fiscal Court released Thursday.
Read More about Kentucky county proposes Northern Kentucky Chase College of Law move to admin buildingSouthern University Law Center narrows candidates for chancellor down to four
WBRZ (ABC BATON ROUGE) – The search committee looking to select the next chancellor of the Southern University Law Center will pick from four candidates. Three of the four candidates are closely tied to the university already as internal candidates.
Read More about Southern University Law Center narrows candidates for chancellor down to fourBaylor Law Professors discuss the importance of persuasive and informative legal writing
BAYLOR UNIVERSITY – In the following Q&A, Fraley and Cordon discuss the importance and power of persuasive and informative writing in today’s legal process.
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