Texas Tech team wins National Energy and Sustainability Moot Court Competition
LUBBOCK AVALANCHE-JOURNAL — The Texas Tech School of Law advocacy team won the Fifth Annual National Energy and Sustainability Moot Court Competition last weekend.
Read More about Texas Tech team wins National Energy and Sustainability Moot Court CompetitionPace Law School to match in-state tuition for qualifying students
PACE UNIVERSITY NEWS — Pace University Law School in New York isn’t the first law school to slash its prices to lure more students. But a new tuition program the private school is set to announce takes the discounting trend to a whole new level.
Read More about Pace Law School to match in-state tuition for qualifying studentsUniversity of Oregon program will allow 3Ls to study in Portland
DAILY EMERALD — This fall the University of Oregon’s law school is launching its Portland Law Program, housed in the White Stag building in downtown Portland. Mohsen Manesh is the faculty director of Oregon Law’s Portland Law Program, and here’s what he had to say about the new opportunity.
Read More about University of Oregon program will allow 3Ls to study in PortlandChapman Law celebrates 20 years
ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER — Twenty years ago, a fragment of the Chapman community gathered in temporary quarters in Anaheim, launching something new for the university: a law school.
Read More about Chapman Law celebrates 20 yearsCalifornia Bar developing pro bono requirement for admission
ABA JOURNAL — Following New York’s lead, bar officials in California are in the process of developing a pro bono program for law students who plan to practice in the state.
Read More about California Bar developing pro bono requirement for admissionAdmissions consultant: The importance of essays and test scores
CHICAGO TRIBUNE — The work you do as an undergraduate can be a sarcophagus or a magic carpet into law school. Yours is definitely a magic carpet — provided you back up your stellar academic record with top law boards (LSAT scores), recommendations and most importantly the essays.
Read More about Admissions consultant: The importance of essays and test scoresUniversity of Dayton’s new law dean announced
DAYTON BUSINESS JOURNAL — The University of Dayton has named a new dean for its law school. Andrew Strauss will begin in the role as dean of the School of Law on July 1. He is currently associate dean for faculty research and strategic initiatives at the Widener University School of Law. He will take over for…
Read More about University of Dayton’s new law dean announcedAn interview with the dean of Mississippi College of Law
MISSISSIPPI BUSINESS JOURNAL — Dean Wendy Scott of the Mississippi College School of Law has lived and worked in a variety of environments.
Read More about An interview with the dean of Mississippi College of LawCould more law school applicants be able to skip the LSAT?
USA TODAY — While some students are dreaming of finally moving the tassle across their cap in a few months, others are anxiously waiting to hear about a potential future with a law school. And some schools are making the application process even easier — eliminating the required Law School Admission Test, or LSAT.
Read More about Could more law school applicants be able to skip the LSAT?Timeline guide for law school applicants
U.S. NEWS & WORLD REPORT — From start to finish, applying to law school is a long process. Whether its knowing when to take the LSAT, when to secure letters of recommendation or how long to take writing compelling essays, prospective law students need to stay on track.
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