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Supreme Court Strikes Down Student Loan Forgiveness Program

Keywords: Supreme Court Student Loan The justices ruled in two cases challenging President Joe Biden’s authority to forgive federal student loans under a 2003 law...

Columbia Law Professor’s ‘F–k You’ to International Student

An adjunct professor at Columbia Law School has apologized earlier this week after he was caught on hot mic muttering "F--k you" after an...

It’s Graduation Time: Nation’s Youngest Black Law Graduate shares secrets to Success

Last week, Haley Taylor Schlitz graduated from Southern Methodist University's Dedman School of Law at the age of 19. In doing so, she became the youngest Black law graduate in the Nation. Here are her secrets to Success.

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It’s Graduation Time: Nation’s Youngest Black Law Graduate shares secrets to Success

Last week, Haley Taylor Schlitz graduated from Southern Methodist University's Dedman School of Law at the age of 19. In doing so, she became the youngest Black law graduate in the Nation. Here are her secrets to Success.

Finals Week: COVID-19’s 2020 Edition.

Final exams for the spring semester are now over for many law schools, marking the conclusion of a semester impacted by COVID-19. What's on the agenda for law students now? the Bar Exam.

Temporary Waivers of Bar Admission Requirements for Spring 2020 Graduates

The Court of Appeals issued an order today implementing temporary waivers of several bar admission requirements for spring 2020 graduates, including pro bono work.

Trump’s New Immigration Target: OPT For International Students

Despite the difficult times for U.S. universities and America's struggle in attracting international students, the Trump Administration is considering imposing new restrictions on students who want to work in the United States after graduation on Optional Practical Training (OPT). New measures also could be aimed at students from China, by far the largest source of international students for U.S. universities

Questions About Going Back to School Online? We Have Answers!

If you’re planning on going back to school sometime soon, chances are you will be doing so online — at least for a portion of your classes. Although the pandemic has pushed most schools into offering virtual options, online degree programs were already gaining popularity in the years prior.

New LL.M in Privacy Law & Cybersecurity at USC

The University of Southern California (USC) Gould School of Law has announced the launch of a new LL.M. program in Privacy Law and Cybersecurity.

Which Bar Review Course should I pick?

We analysed the Best Bar Review Courses of 2020 for you. A comparative look at the major bar exam prep courses.

Which two current Supreme Court justices do not have a Juris Doctor degree?

Both went to law school, but at the time, their law school awarded a bachelor's of law degree - or LL.B., not a J.D. strictly speaking. 

Coronavirus: between remote work and online classes

Millions of Americans and Europeans are now learning to cope with changes to their daily lives brought on by coronavirus precautions. From remote work to online classes, we all need to rethink our habits and response to the crisis.