Legal Education Roundup (Feb 17, 2017)

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

• "A Secret of Many Urban 20-Somethings: Their Parents Help With the Rent," The New York Times

• "Affluent students get law school merit scholarships while others foot the bill, study finds," ABA Journal

• "Study: Law School Aid Likely to Go to White Students," Inside Higher Ed

• "Minority Law Students Subsidize Scholarships, Study Finds," Law.com

• "For-Profit Law School Faces Crisis After Losing Federal Loans," The New York Times

• "Charlotte School of Law reportedly files teach-out plan to ABA," ABA Journal

• "ABA Rejects Stricter Bar-Pass Rule for Law Schools," The National Law Journal

• "ABA Rejects Proposal to Toughen Accreditation," Inside Higher Ed

• "ABA's Rejection of Stricter Bar-Passage Rule Draws Support, Criticism," Law.com

• "ABA House rejects proposal to tighten bar-pass standards for law schools," ABA Journal

• "How can law schools encourage diversity and opportunity? Two Florida deans speak out," ABA Journal

• "Changes to ABA Legal Ed Power Structure Blunted," The National Law Journal