Kenesha Starling selected as editor-in-chief of South Texas Law Review
STCL HOUSTON — A second-year law student at South Texas College of Law Houston (STCL Houston) recently broke a nearly 100-year-old glass ceiling at Houston’s oldest law school. Kenesha Starling earned the esteemed role as the first black editor-in-chief of South Texas Law Review since the school’s founding in 1923.
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MIAMI LAW — Bayan Alhejji, a lawyer from Riyadh, Saudi Arabia was chosen as the LL.M. Student Marshal for University of Miami Law’s spring Commencement 2019.
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9NEWS — The program was founded by the Honorable Christine M. Arguello of the Federal District Court, for low-income and first-generation college students.
Read More about US District Judge launches pipeline program for first-generation college students interested in law schoolRecent UC Irvine Law graduate Cameron Sheldon wins rule of law writing competition from local bar association
PATCH LOS ANGELES — The Beverly Hills Bar Association (BHBA), in conjunction with the Beverly Hills Bar Foundation, hosts the 65th Annual Supreme Court Luncheon honoring the Justices of the Supreme Court of California
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LAW.COM — Aaron Parnas enrolled at George Washington University Law School two years ago at age 18. At least three other teens are following in his footsteps this fall and will begin their legal studies.
Read More about Teenage law school students share their experiencesWMU-Cooley Law student receives awards from State Bar of Michigan tax section
WMU COOLEY — WMU-Cooley student Jonathan Brignall was honored with the State Bar of Michigan Taxation Section Student Tax Achievement Award on May 23. In addition to the Student Achievement Award, Brignall was awarded first prize and $1,000 for the section’s writing contest.
Read More about WMU-Cooley Law student receives awards from State Bar of Michigan tax sectionWayne Law students awarded with scholarships for commitment to social equality
WAYNE LAW — Two Wayne State University Law School students have been awarded the Wolverine Bar Foundation Damon J. Keith Scholarship.
Read More about Wayne Law students awarded with scholarships for commitment to social equalityWhat law schools are doing to help students cope with stress
ABA JOURNAL — If you think law school is stressful, know that it gets worse once you are in practice, with deadlines, long hours and the weight of what a mistake could mean for a client, says recent graduate Michael R. Anspach. The good news, adds the Ohio lawyer, is that law school is a great…
Read More about What law schools are doing to help students cope with stressSouth Texas College of Law Houston program helps graduates dress for success
STCL HOUSTON — South Texas College of Law Houston’s (STCL Houston) “Law Suits” program provides students with two critical necessities for landing their first legal job: a professional suit and the confidence a well-tailored appearance can bring.
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NOTRE DAME LAW — Lenora Popken, a rising 3L, has been selected to receive the Peter A.R. Lardy Scholarship Award for the 2019-20 academic year at Notre Dame Law School.
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