Washington & Lee Law student Jose Lopez discusses experiences in the school’s Immigrant Rights Clinic
THE COLUMNS — Jose Lopez ’24L describes his clinical experience and trip to Mexico City to advise migrants and refugees on the U.S. asylum process.
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ST. LOUIS RECORD — Thompson Coburn partner Fatima Khan joined a panel at Washington University School of Law in collaboration with the South Asian Law Students Association (SALSA) and Latin American Law Students Association (LALSA).
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THE CHRONICLE OF HIGHER EDUCATION — If you’re wondering how generative AI has changed teaching, consider the classroom of Jeanne Law.
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SPECTRUM NEWS — America’s colleges aspire to be places where ideas meet and common ground emerges. As the death toll rises in the Israel-Hamas war, they have become seats of anguish.
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INSIDE HIGHER ED — Lisa Forbes was fed up with expectations that professors should take a rigid approach to teaching. She co-founded Professors at Play, which connects faculty interested in playful pedagogy.
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INSIDE HIGHER ED — Pandemic relief funds given to higher education from 2020 to 2022 helped keep institutions afloat and, subsequently, students enrolled and supported.
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NPR — NPR’s Steve Inskeep asks the president of the American Council on Education, Ted Mitchell, about rights and limits to free speech on college campuses.
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THE CHRONICLE OF HIGHER EDUCATION — By the time she took a faculty position with Florida State University College of Law, Mary Ziegler had earned a degree from Harvard Law School, worked as a postdoctoral associate at Yale Law School, and clerked at the Vermont Supreme Court.
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LEGAL REBELS — As 2023 draws to a close, the Legal Rebels Podcast looks at the top stories in legal technology for the year.
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REUTERS — Students at California law schools not accredited by the American Bar Association have low odds of passing the bar and strong chances of dropping out after their first year, according to a new report from the State Bar of California.
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