Willamette Law launches lifelong learning initiative
WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY — Education doesn’t stop at graduation and Willamette Law is dedicated to instilling a passion for lifelong learning in every student.
Read More about Willamette Law launches lifelong learning initiativeGrant to William & Mary Law Election Law Program will help contextualize election statutes
W&L NEWS — William & Mary Law School’s Election Law Program has received a $300,000 grant from the Democracy Fund, a charitable foundation that seeks to improve the democratic process in the United States.
Read More about Grant to William & Mary Law Election Law Program will help contextualize election statutesWilliam & Mary Law hosts annual Supreme Court Preview
WILLIAM & MARY LAW SCHOOL — A few days after the Supreme Court convened its 2023-24 term, the nation’s leading legal scholars, federal judges, lawyers, and legal journalists from across the country gathered at William & Mary Law School to discuss the Court’s upcoming Term and to review some themes coming out of the last…
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UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN LAW SCHOOL — University of Wisconsin Law School staff member Eric Taylor and law student Julia Hoff were named to the 2023 Association of American Law Schools’ Pro Bono Honor Roll.
Read More about University of Wisconsin Law staff member Eric Taylor and student Julia Hoff named to 2023 AALS Pro Bono Honor RollYale Law student Andrew Granato publishes paper on lawyers’ careers after leaving disbanded law firm
ABA JOURNAL — A law student who tracked lawyers from the disbanded law firm Dewey & LeBoeuf found little evidence that the stigma was a “scarlet letter” harming their careers.
Read More about Yale Law student Andrew Granato publishes paper on lawyers’ careers after leaving disbanded law firmAlbany Law professor Victoria Esposito demonstrates how ChatGPT can be used in law school courses
ALBANY LAW SCHOOL — It seems that artificial intelligence makes its way into conversation more and more lately. In the classroom at Albany Law School, faculty and students are discussing how technology like ChatGPT will impact learning, academics, and the law.
Read More about Albany Law professor Victoria Esposito demonstrates how ChatGPT can be used in law school coursesA look at privacy concerns related to artificial intelligence
LSAC — As a technologist, I’ve long been both amazed and aghast at how much information companies have on their employees. Currently, this information is vast but so difficult to synthesize and understand that it is only looked at in extreme circumstances. The speed and power of AI could change that.
Read More about A look at privacy concerns related to artificial intelligenceYoung adults report high levels of anxiety and depression
INSIDE HIGHER ED — Young adults in the U.S. are reporting feelings of anxiety and depression twice as frequently as teenagers, according to a recent report from the Harvard Graduate School of Education.
Read More about Young adults report high levels of anxiety and depressionUS officials meet with Jewish leaders to discuss antisemitism on college campuses
REUTERS — Biden administration officials, voicing alarm at reports of anti-Jewish incidents at U.S. universities, met American Jewish leaders on Monday to discuss steps to counter the surge, a White House official said.
Read More about US officials meet with Jewish leaders to discuss antisemitism on college campusesUS Department of Education proposes new plan for student debt forgiveness
NBC NEWS — The Biden administration is proposing a new plan to forgive student debt, months after the Supreme Court struck down President Joe Biden’s sweeping pandemic-era debt relief plan in June.
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