Virginia law students push state panel to scrap mental health question on bar application
Law students who need mental health counseling aren’t getting it for fear they will be denied admission to the state bar, according to organizations across the state that are demanding ... Continue Reading →
Law schools dive into virtual reality experiences for their students
Law schools are ramping up efforts to provide more experiential learning opportunities through virtual reality experiences that will allow both students and practicing attorneys to ... Continue Reading →
OSU Law prof’s study yields “surprising” results on laptop use in law school classrooms
Law professors should think twice before banishing laptops from their classrooms.
That’s the takeaway of a new law review article challenging the popular notion that the siren call ... Continue Reading →
Interested in animal law? Submit an entry to the Companion Animal Law Writing Contest
The American Kennel Club recently announced a Companion Animal Law Writing Contest for law students, and any student enrolled at an American Bar Association-accredited U.S. law ... Continue Reading →
University of Toledo aims to boost law school performance
As the University of Toledo continues to sit in the bottom half of Ohio’s nine law schools, administrators have watched two accredited law schools shutter and a third announce it ... Continue Reading →
University of Dayton law students find a new teaching tool…their voices
Imagine your first week at a new school. You’ve barely met your classmates, found your classrooms and the library, or cracked open your books. Then your teacher tells you you’ll ... Continue Reading →
13 scariest things you’ll encounter in law school
Getting into law school was scary. Between the LSAT, waiting for results, and surviving the application process, the whole law school process tested your nerves. And now that you’re ... Continue Reading →
A note from your future (law student graduate) self
Hey, it’s you from the future, and I have some great news. No, you didn’t win the lottery or discover a new planet (actually, someone else did, and they may or may not have named ... Continue Reading →
Law prof suggests ABA set an employment requirement for law school accreditation
Law school accreditation should be tied to employment outcomes, law professor Scott Norberg advocates in a recent paper, because existing standards regarding bar passage rates don’t ... Continue Reading →
Thanks to shrinking class sizes, a greater percentage of new law grads find employment
The percentage of law grads obtaining jobs requiring bar passage has increased for the third year in a row, rising from 66.6 percent for the class of 2015 to 67.7 for the class of ... Continue Reading →
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