New Study Reveals Surprising Confidence Trends Among Incoming Law Students
A new study conducted by University of Illinois law professor Jennifer Robbennolt and Illinois law graduate Sam Barder has shed…
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U.S. Justice Department Investigates Elite Colleges in Antitrust Lawsuit Over Financial Aid Practices
In a recent court hearing on a private antitrust lawsuit, seventeen prestigious U.S. colleges and universities faced allegations of conspiring…
Golden Gate University Law School Commits to Remaining Open for Upcoming Academic Year
Golden Gate University's law school faced an existential vote in June, leaving its future uncertain amid financial struggles and concerns…
Resignation of Stanford Law Assistant Dean Amidst Judge’s Free-Speech Controversy
Tirien Steinbach, the Associate Dean for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion at Stanford Law School, has announced her departure from the…
Michigan Law School Applications Prohibit Use of ChatGPT on Essays
The University of Michigan Law School has taken a significant step to ensure the authenticity and integrity of application essays.…
Job Satisfaction High for Class of 2019 Law Grads Despite Lingering Debt Impact
A new report released by the National Association for Law Placement (NALP) and the NALP Foundation sheds light on the…
Mixed Reactions Surface for New Bar Exam in Previews
The legal community received a sneak peek into the upcoming Next Gen bar exam, scheduled to debut in July 2026,…
Top Law Schools Providing Extensive Tuition Assistance (2022-2023)
Law school education is notorious for its hefty price tag. U.S. News data reveals that, on average, students paid $52,325…
Harvard Law School and Berkman Klein Center Unveil Groundbreaking AI and Law Initiative
Harvard Law School and the Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society are pleased to launch the Initiative on Artificial…
Myong Joun, Suffolk Law Alumnus, Confirmed by Senate as US District Court Judge
Myong J. Joun, a distinguished alumnus of Suffolk Law School, has been confirmed by the US Senate to serve as…
ASU Law Fellowship Program Empowers Students to Create Lasting Community Impact
ASU Law's Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law in Arizona made a significant stride last year by selecting 18 students…
23 Law Schools Embracing Racial and Ethnic Diversity
In the legal profession, non-Hispanic white men and women continue to dominate, constituting 86% of all U.S. lawyers in 2020,…