American students in Israel consider leaving amid war
THE WASHINGTON POST — Amid war, U.S. students in Israel face questions of whether to evacuate. Violence in Israel disrupts study-abroad plans for American students.
Read More about American students in Israel consider leaving amid warSome colleges reset tuition prices to attract more students
HIGHER ED DIVE — Some institutions have seen short-term enrollment gains from slashing their sticker prices, but the strategy doesn’t guarantee a turnaround.
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THE ATLANTA JOURNAL CONSTITUTION — High school students’ scores on the ACT college admissions test have dropped to their lowest in more than three decades, showing a lack of student preparedness for college-level coursework, according to the nonprofit organization that administers the test.
Read More about ACT scores reach 30-year low for US studentsMistakes to avoid when hiring legal professionals online
URBAN MATTER — In today’s digital age, hiring commercial legal professionals has evolved significantly. Gone are the days when businesses relied solely on local referrals or traditional recruitment agencies to find the right legal expertise.
Read More about Mistakes to avoid when hiring legal professionals onlineABA legal education section receives comments on proposed law school free speech standard
REUTERS — An American Bar Association proposal that would require law schools to adopt free speech policies has drawn a largely positive response from the legal academy.
Read More about ABA legal education section receives comments on proposed law school free speech standardUS Department of Education adopts rules requiring cost transparency from graduate programs including law school
REUTERS — Aspiring lawyers will soon have more comprehensive financial data to consider when choosing a law school.
Read More about US Department of Education adopts rules requiring cost transparency from graduate programs including law schoolArizona State University Law clinic to help represent controversial client Kari Lake in defamation case
THE WASHINGTON POST — A university legal clinic represents an election-denying ally of Donald Trump. Some alumni are fuming.
Read More about Arizona State University Law clinic to help represent controversial client Kari Lake in defamation caseAlbany Law dean Cinnamon P. Carlarne hosts state of the school address
ALBANY LAW SCHOOL — Albany Law School’s 19th President and Dean, Cinnamon P. Carlarne, highlighted Reunion 2023 with her first State of the School address on Friday, September 29.
Read More about Albany Law dean Cinnamon P. Carlarne hosts state of the school addressAlbany Law student Austin Burke authors brief for city planners on wildfire prevention
ALBANY LAW SCHOOL — As of late September 2023, 43,831 wildfires burned 2,386,207 acres in the United States according to the National Interagency Fire Center. Austin Burke ’24 is actively helping local governments and leaders avoid the devastating effects of future wildfire tragedies.
Read More about Albany Law student Austin Burke authors brief for city planners on wildfire preventionUniversity of Arkansas Law students Ellen Womack and Travis Linn selected as business law fellows
UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS NEWS — Third-year law students Ellen Womack and Travis Linn have been selected as the 2023-24 Ron and Casondra LeMay Business Law Fellows.
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