Law school graduates share advice for future applicants
U.S. NEWS & WORLD REPORT – Four recent law school graduates spoke with U.S. News about what worked well for them as applicants, what they’d do differently and how future applicants should think about financing a law degree.
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ABA JOURNAL – The ABA is offering new law student members six months of free online study tools.
Read More about ABA offers free online study tools to law studentsOpinion: Future lawyers should be trained in empathy
HUFF POST DIVORCE – “Law schools must begin recognizing the damage that is being caused to interpersonal relationships and our overall society, due to the low EQ levels of those involved in the field of law and make a concerted effort to address this extremely serious problem.”
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THE CLARION-LEDGER – Members of the state’s legal community and Mississippi College leaders are expected to attend the investiture of Wendy Scott as dean of the MC School of Law.
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DESERET NEWS – The University of Utah next week will celebrate the opening of the new home of the S.J. Quinney College of Law. The building will be dedicated Sept. 1.
Read More about New Utah Law building to be dedicatedIndiana-McKinney Law celebrates 95th anniversary of women’s suffrage with program
IUPUI NEWSROOM – Indiana University Robert H. McKinney School of Law, in conjunction with the League of Women Voters, will celebrate the 95th anniversary of women’s suffrage with a legal education program and luncheon, followed by an evening of special presentations.
Read More about Indiana-McKinney Law celebrates 95th anniversary of women’s suffrage with programIncoming Tulsa Law students share expectations
TULSA BUSINESS & LEGAL NEWS – Incoming first-year law students at the University of Tulsa College of Law expect it to be both challenging and an opportunity for growth.
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THE GUARDIAN – Greater support and training is needed at national level to increase the chances of prosecuting crimes of sexual violence in conflict, according to new research from the University of California, Berkeley, School of Law.
Read More about UC Berkeley Law study finds local support matters in sexual violence casesOregon Law welcomes new class of students
AROUND THE O – While most University of Oregon students still have a month to savor the waning days of summer, UO School of Law students are already hitting the books and in their first week of classes.
Read More about Oregon Law welcomes new class of studentsFormer Rhode Island Superior Court Judge to join Roger Williams Law faculty
RHODE ISLAND PUBLIC RADIO (NPR RHODE ISLAND) – Retired Rhode Island Superior Court Judge Edward C. Clifton has joined the faculty of Roger Williams University Law School, where he will work with students to conduct research on ethnic and racial fairness in the court system.
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