ABA legal education section revises proposed standard amid legal and political focus on diversity

September 6, 2024

REUTERS — The American Bar Association is poised to eliminate references to “race and ethnicity” from its law school diversity and inclusion rules to comply with the U.S. Supreme Court’s 2023 rulingbarring colleges from considering race in admissions.

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Podcast: Advice on completing property law questions on the bar exam

September 6, 2024

BAR EXAM TOOLBOX PODCAST — Welcome back to the Bar Exam Toolbox podcast! Today, we’re discussing general, special, and quitclaim deeds, as part of our “Listen and Learn” series.

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Former Navy JAG officer discusses transition to law teaching and offers advice

September 6, 2024

LAW FIRE — Last week the Judge Advocates Association (JAA) hosted a panel discussion designed to help military lawyers (called judge advocates or JAGs) considering making the transition from practicing attorney to legal academic.  

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American Bar Association hosts 1L Week celebrating new law students

September 6, 2024

ABA — The American Bar Association Law Student Division (LSD) will observe ABA 1L Week, a yearly event that welcomes and supports first-year law students as they begin their legal education.

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High Point University Law welcomes first class of students

September 6, 2024

HIGH POINT UNIVERSITY — High Point University recently welcomed the inaugural class of the new Kenneth F. Khan School of Law inside Congdon Hall on HPU’s campus.

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Jacksonville University Law dean Nick Allard discusses how future lawyers are critical to upholding the rule of law

September 6, 2024

THE NATIONAL JURIST — “Yes, I’d give the Devil the benefit of law for my own safety’s sake.” So answered Sir Thomas More to an unscrupulous lawyer trying to trick him into admitting he was a traitor and heretic in the powerful, thought provoking 1966 Academy award winning film, A Man for All Seasons.

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Advice for first-year law students

September 6, 2024

JD ADVISING — Starting law school is an exciting and challenging time. As a first-year law student (1L), you’re embarking on a journey that will shape your future legal career. 

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Arizona State University Law students discuss attending law school as triplets

September 6, 2024

ASU NEWS — Megan, Nicole and Lauren Isagholian were born in Glendale, California. They share a birthday, a love of basketball and a passion for law.

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University of Arkansas Little Rock Law unveils photography exhibition

September 6, 2024

UA LITTLE ROCK NEWS — Dr. Derek Slagle, the director of the School of Public Affairs at UA Little Rock, will have his photography on display in an exhibition titled, “Derek Slagle: Science of Conservation” at UA Little Rock’s Windgate Center of Art + Design.

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