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Harvard University’s 2024 Commencement to Feature Diverse Affinity Celebrations

Harvard University is gearing up for its 2024 commencement ceremonies, and this year's celebrations promise to be more diverse and…

The Changing Landscape of Legal Education: Outsourcing Trends and Rising Tuition Costs

In recent years, the landscape of legal education in the United States has witnessed remarkable transformations. As the cost of…

Diversity Grows in California’s Legal Ranks, But Gaps Persist Compared to State’s Demographics

A Closer Look at the Numbers In an encouraging development for diversity within the legal sector, the State Bar of…

California’s Legal Landscape: A Shift Towards Diversity

In 2023, California witnessed a historic surge in the admission of women and minority lawyers, marking a significant step towards…

Yale University to Require Standardized Test Scores for Admissions

Yale University, renowned for its academic excellence, has announced a significant change in its admissions policy. Starting with the class…

Microsoft’s Global Diversity & Inclusion Report Unveils Pay Disparities

In a revealing disclosure, Microsoft Corp. (NASDAQ: MSFT) presented its 2023 Global Diversity & Inclusion report, spotlighting a contentious issue…

Yale University Reinstates Test Score Requirement for Applicants

Yale University has joined the ranks of colleges reverting to mandatory test score submissions for prospective students. This change, effective…

JD-Next: An Emerging Contender in Law School Admissions

JD-Next, an alternative law school admissions program, is on the verge of gaining recognition from the American Bar Association (ABA),…

Creative Responses to DEI Ban: Texas College Employees Under Scrutiny

A recently surfaced video reveals the efforts of Texas college employees, including those from North Texas schools, to navigate around…

President Biden Nominates Four New District Court Judges

President Joe Biden's recent nominations for district court judges signal a strategic effort to fill vacancies in Republican-led states and…

ABA Takes a Stand Against Restrictive Education Laws

The policymaking body of the American Bar Association (ABA) is gearing up to make a significant public statement, advocating against…

Harvard Law Review Elects Second Black Woman President in Its History

In a significant milestone for diversity and representation, the Harvard Law Review has elected its second Black woman president in…