Noticing an uptick in clerkship interest, the University of Virginia Law School has created an Office of Judicial Clerkships. The new office, operating separate of Career Services, will inform students and graduates of the benefits of working with judges and … Continue reading
With 61 students opening the new law school at the University of California (Irvine) on Monday, it seems that the nascent program’s generous scholarships are paying off – for now, at least. Boosted by a $20 million donation, UC Irvine … Continue reading
Continuing a growing research trend among prominent law schools, Indiana University’s Maurer School of Law recently announced the addition of the Center on the Global Legal Profession to its Bloomington, Ind. campus. The center’s aim, according to a school press … Continue reading
J.D. students from around the world recently completed this year’s Summer Institute for Global Justice, a six-week intensive program that exposes attendees to international and comparative law. The institute, now in its fifth year, is held in Utrecht, the Netherlands, … Continue reading
Though many students are initially drawn to law school out of a sincere desire to help underserved populations, high tuition costs and the pressure to secure a high-paying job after graduation to pay down loans frequently induce students to abandon … Continue reading
In an increasingly technologically advanced society, scholars and students alike are recognizing the need for an area of law focused on the intersection of law, technology and public interest. The Center for Internet and Society (CIS) at Stanford Law School … Continue reading
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