Legal Education Roundup (Nov 1, 2019)
Recent reports on the future of law schools and legal education.
"Wilson Sonsini and BYU Join Forces to Help Asylum Seekers," The Recorder
"Michael Cahill Installed as New Dean of Brooklyn Law School," New York Law Journal
"New York Bar Exam Results Are Out, And They Look Great," Above the Law
"NY State Bar Exam Pass Rate Edges Upward, to 65%, in 2019," New York Law Journal
"Pepperdine Law Lands $50 Million Donation and a New Name," The Recorder
"UGA Law to Launch LGBTQ Scholarship," Daily Report
"Innovative Electives Part 1: Cutting Edge Topics and Cutting-Edge Practice Areas," What Great Law Schools Do
"Law School's Nonprofit Conversion Stumbles," Inside Higher Ed
"Students Petition To De-Gender All Seattle Law School Bathrooms," TaxProf Blog
"Are Liberal Arts Colleges Doomed?," The Washington Post Magazine
"Law Firms Seek Diversity by Recruiting at 'Overlooked' Schools," Bloomberg Law
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