Vermont Law and Graduate School president Rodney Smolla to step down in July
VTDIGGER — Vermont Law and Graduate School President Rodney Smolla is stepping down from his leadership role later this year to return to writing and teaching.
Read More about Vermont Law and Graduate School president Rodney Smolla to step down in JulyOpinion: How the Florida Supreme Court is affecting law schools
TALLAHASSE DEMOCRAT — The state recently expanded its attack on higher education, setting its sights on law schools.
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THE TEXAS TRIBUNE — Law school students and civil rights organizations warned senators on Wednesday that a measure that would require universities to report students accused of supporting terrorist activities to federal authorities could turn their schools into immigration enforcement agencies.
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BLOOMBERG LAW — Welcome to Bloomberg Law’s Wake Up Call, a daily rundown of the top news for lawyers, law firms, and in-house counsel.
Read More about Law schools use artificial intelligence to teach negotiationA look at the benefits of law student summer study abroad programs
THE NATIONAL JURIST — Those who have participated in study abroad programs know that in addition to sightseeing and fun there are practical benefits as well.
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LAW SCHOOL TOOLBOX — This is the second part of our conversation with sleep and productivity expert Lindsay Scola.
Read More about Podcast: Advice for law students on restful sleep habits in advance of examsPodcast: Advice for answering “crimes against the person” questions on the bar exam
BAR EXAM TOOLBOX — We’re continuing the discussion from last week on crimes against the person.
Read More about Podcast: Advice for answering “crimes against the person” questions on the bar examStanford Law and UC Berkeley Law compete in basketball fundraiser for public interest programs
UC BERKELEY LAW — Last year, we proudly launched the “Order on the Court” Basketball Fundraiser, sponsored by the Student Association at Berkeley Law (SABL).
Read More about Stanford Law and UC Berkeley Law compete in basketball fundraiser for public interest programsArizona State University Law professor Myles V. Lynk honored with ethics award
ABA — Myles V. Lynk, an emeritus professor of law at Arizona State University’s Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law and dean of ASU’s Emeritus College, is the 2025 recipient of the Michael Franck Professional Responsibility Award, one of the American Bar Association’s top ethics honors.
Read More about Arizona State University Law professor Myles V. Lynk honored with ethics awardA Q&A with Boston College Law professor Robert Bloom
BC LAW — Robert Bloom ’71 reflects on his never-a-dull-moment experience as a student and professor at BC Law.
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