Washington and Lee Law student Andrew Morales discusses plans after graduation
THE COLUMNS — Andrew Morales ‘24L is from Tulsa, Oklahoma. He attended Westminster College in Fulton, MO, where he received a B.A. in Biochemistry and Philosophy.
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THE COLUMNS — Jasmin Oommen is a first-year law student from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
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WDTV — First year West Virginia University law students underwent what’s been described as an annual rite of passage.
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AMERICAN CONSTITUTION SOCIETY — The American Constitution Society is pleased to announce Miriam Seifter, Professor of Law, Co-Director of the State Democracy Research Initiative, and Rowe Faculty Fellow in Regulatory Law at the University of Wisconsin Law School, has been selected to receive the 2024 Ruth Bader Ginsburg Scholar Award.
Read More about University of Wisconsin Law professor Miriam Seifter recognized as outstanding scholarYale Law Veterans Legal Services Clinic argues discrimination case on behalf of Black veterans
YALE LAW NEWS — A Federal District Court judge in Connecticut issued a landmark decisionon March 29, permitting a case alleging racial discrimination against Black veterans by the United States Department of Veteran Affairs to move forward.
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BUSINESS INSIDER — In recent years, artificial intelligence (AI) has firmly entered various sectors, including healthcare, technology, and, of course, law.
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SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN — The rapidly expanding use of ChatGPT and other artificial intelligence tools has fired up a fervent debate in academia.
Read More about Opinion: How artificial intelligence is transforming the classroomDelays in the FAFSA process are impacting colleges and students
CNBC — Few college admission cycles have been as hard on students as this one. National College Decision Day — the deadline most schools set to decide on a college — is just two weeks away. But many college hopefuls are still unsure of where they stand financially, as problems persist with the new Free Application for Federal Student Aid.
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DIVERSE ISSUES IN HIGHER EDUCATION — As the U.S. veers into another major election year, some higher education scholars predict that issues related to the ivory tower will inevitably take center stage.
Read More about How higher education could impact the 2024 presidential electionColumbia University leaders appear before US congress to address allegations of antisemitism on campus
THE WASHINGTON POST — The House Committee on Education and the Workforce summoned the school’s president and other leaders to testify on campus antisemitism.
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