Indiana Supreme Court Allows Graduates from Non-ABA Law Schools to Sit for Bar Exam
In a significant development, the Indiana Supreme Court has modified its attorney admissions rules to broaden access to the bar…
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FAFSA Overhaul Causes Delays in Financial Aid Packages
As college commitment season looms, a significant number of parents and students find themselves grappling with uncertainty regarding their financial…
Yale University Acknowledges Historical Ties to Slavery and Commits to Repair Efforts
Yale University has issued a formal apology for its historical involvement with slavery, alongside the release of an extensive account…
Appeals Court Considers Free Speech Claims in Anti-Racism Training
A U.S. appeals court panel convened on Thursday to deliberate over allegations that a Missouri school district infringed upon staff…
Stanford and Yale Law Lead Shift in Summer Associate Recruiting
Stanford and Yale Law Schools have taken a significant step in the legal recruiting landscape by moving up their law…
College Board Settles Privacy Violation Claims with New York Attorney General
The College Board has agreed to a settlement of $750,000 to resolve allegations made by the New York attorney general…
American Bar Association Proposes Terminology Change in Federal Judiciary
The American Bar Association (ABA) has urged the federal judiciary to revise its terminology, advocating for the discontinuation of the…
Massachusetts Judge Dismisses Lawsuits Against Harvard Over Mishandled Donated Bodies
A recent decision by Suffolk County Superior Court Judge Kenneth Salinger in Boston has stirred controversy as he dismissed 12…
The Debate over Viewpoint Diversity at Harvard and Beyond
The recent uproar at Harvard University stems from concerns that the liberal dominance within academia has intensified, potentially stifling diverse…
Federal Appeals Court Examines Student’s Free Speech Rights in T-Shirt Controversy
On Thursday, a federal appeals court in Boston entertained arguments regarding a Massachusetts middle school's decision to instruct a student…
University of California College of the Law Prevails in Lawsuit Over Name Change
In a significant legal victory, the University of California College of the Law in San Francisco has successfully defended itself…
UC Berkeley Argues First Amendment Protects Against Antisemitism Lawsuit
In a recent development, the University of California, Berkeley, has taken a firm stance in response to a lawsuit alleging…