A look at practical training opportunities at law schools
THE NATIONAL JURIST — Tamia Hackworth, a third year law student at Northeastern University School of Law, is finishing her third co-op at BNY Mellon in Boston. Photo by John Soares.
Read More about A look at practical training opportunities at law schoolsAdvice for aspiring law students on choosing an undergraduate major
U.S. NEWS & WORLD REPORT — Aspiring lawyers may think they need to choose a law-related college major to get into law school, but that’s not the case.
Read More about Advice for aspiring law students on choosing an undergraduate majorPodcast: Advice for writing a legal resume
LAW SCHOOL TOOLBOX — Today, Lee and Alison are talking about resumes.
Read More about Podcast: Advice for writing a legal resumeWhy law students should emphasize course variety and co-curricular activities
THE NATIONAL JURIST — University of California, Berkeley, School of Law offers a course that covers federal and California employment law in the workplace. Photo by Brittany Hosea-Small.
Read More about Why law students should emphasize course variety and co-curricular activitiesUniversity of Arizona Law dean Marc Miller discusses his tenure as he prepares to step down
AZ ATTORNEY MAGAZINE — In Fall 2024, the College of Law at the University of Arizona announced that Dean Marc Miller would be stepping down after 12 years of leadership.
Read More about University of Arizona Law dean Marc Miller discusses his tenure as he prepares to step downUniversity of Arkansas Law professor Annie Smith receives Equal Justice Distinguished Service Award
UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS NEWS — Annie Smith, professor of law and director of the Civil Litigation & Advocacy and Human Trafficking clinics at the U of A School of Law, has been awarded the 2025 Equal Justice Distinguished Service Award presented jointly by the Arkansas Bar Foundation and the Arkansas Bar Association.
Read More about University of Arkansas Law professor Annie Smith receives Equal Justice Distinguished Service AwardBoston College Law highlights recent events
BC LAW — Three BC Law alums—Sarah Willson ’18, Sheila Meagher ’16, and Hadley Holmes ’19—shared their experiences working in the sports industry during a panel discussion hosted by the Sports & Entertainment Law Society.
Read More about Boston College Law highlights recent eventsBoston College Law Innocence Program helps wrongfully convicted client earn release from prison
BC LAW — It took collaborative persistence by the innocence programs of BC Law and the CPCS to win James Carver’s freedom.
Read More about Boston College Law Innocence Program helps wrongfully convicted client earn release from prisonBoston College Center for Law and Public Policy panelists discuss advocacy for survivors of sexual assault and domestic violence
BC LAW — Rappaport panelists share policy reform efforts that center the voices and experiences of sexual assault and domestic violence survivors.
Read More about Boston College Center for Law and Public Policy panelists discuss advocacy for survivors of sexual assault and domestic violenceBoston College Law hosts former Consumer Financial Protection Bureau director Richard Cordray for book talk
BC LAW — On February 12, the Rappaport Center hosted Richard Cordray, the former Ohio Attorney General and a 2020 Rappaport Distinguished Visiting Professor, for a community-wide address on the history and uncertain future of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), where he served as its inaugural director.
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