SUNY Buffalo Law rejects proposal to move campus into vacant downtown courthouse
WBFO (NPR BUFFALO) – In a written response, UB said “The university has no plans to move the UB Law School from the North Campus. Isolating the UB Law School off-campus, away from UB’s other professional schools, is neither academically nor economically sound. It is not consistent with the interdisciplinary nature of legal education and…
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SOUTHWEST TIMES RECORD – The director of the University of Arkansas School of Law’s Civil Clinic will speak on human trafficking and efforts to stop it in Arkansas.
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MAUI NOW – The University of Hawaiʻi this week unveils a new volume on Native Hawaiian law during a special book signing reception at the Hawaiʻi Supreme Court and UH Law School.
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UC DAVIS NEWS & INFORMATION – A University of California, Davis, School of Law professor has been appointed as special rapporteur in the field of cultural rights to the United Nations Human Rights Council, the U.N.’s top human rights body.
Read More about UC Davis Law professor appointed as special rapporteur of cultural rights in U.N.Tulsa Law professor Curtis Frasier’s career in energy law profiled
TULSA BUSINESS & LEGAL NEWS – Curtis Frasier always was challenged and never bored with his job as an attorney with Shell Oil Company.
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INSIDE HIGHER ED – “There was good news out of the American Press Institute and Media Insight Project recently that showed most Millennials aren’t as disengaged with the news of the world as the generational stereotypes suggest. In fact, while they may consume news differently than generations before them, they are just as engaged—which is…
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ONLINE ATHENS – The University of Georgia School of Law hosts the Georgia Court of Appeals on Oct. 14 in its Hatton Lovejoy Courtroom as the court hears oral arguments on three cases involving medical negligence, sovereign immunity and aggravated assault.
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THE NATIONAL JURIST – University of Akron School of Law has unveiled an accelerated J.D. program for foreign attorneys. Five international students from Italy, Brazil, Ghana, Jamaica and India have committed to the school’s new two-year Juris Doctor Degree Program for students with a foreign law degree — the only program like it in the…
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SCPR (NPR SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA) – The report looked at neighborhoods within a half mile radius of rail transit stations across California, with grades calculated using available data organized into five categories of metrics. The report was prepared by the Center for Law, Energy and the Environment at the UC Berkeley School of Law on behalf…
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THE NATIONAL JURIST – Syracuse University College of Law is offering a unique Disability Rights Scholarship Program to foreign-trained attorneys through the Open Society Foundation.
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