Legal Education Roundup (Dec. 11, 2015)

Recent reports on the future of law schools and legal education.

• "Stability and Modest Growth Expected for US Colleges," Inside Higher Ed

• "Underemployment Among College Graduates Drops, Report Says," The Chronicle of Higher Education

• "Graduates' Workplace Advantage," Inside Higher Ed

• "Race & Admissions: Round 2 at Supreme Court. Justices to reconsider University of Texas Policy," The National Law Journal
  • "Chemerinsky: 2 Texas cases before SCOTUS could have big implications for race in the US," ABA Journal

• "Student Debt in America: Lend With a Smile, Collect With a Fist," The New York Times

• "Why So Many New Graduates of Elite Colleges Flock to the Same Kinds of Jobs," The Chronicle of Higher Education

• "UVA Names Its First Woman Law Dean," The National Law Journal

• "Bar Exam Pass Rates Drop Across the Country," The National Law Journal
  • "Bar Exam Pass Rate Hits 30-Year Low," The Recorder

• "Amidst 32% Enrollment Decline, Gonzaga Law School Offers Buyouts To All 17 Tenured Faculty (4 Acccept)," The TaxProf Blog
  • "Faculty Buyouts at Gonzaga U Law School," Inside Higher Ed

• "US Student-Loan Forgiveness Program Proves Costly," The Wall Street Journal

• "UC-Hastings Dean to Leave Post at Year's End," The Recorder