After gaining school approval last December, 12 George Washington University Law students are on the path to receive a degree in National Security and U.S. Foreign Relations Law, the program’s latest specialization. With an eye toward the school’s backyard, the … Continue reading
Yale Law School’s Information Society Project (ISP) announced on Tuesday that it has entered in a research partnership with University of the People (UoPeople), a nonprofit, tuition-free online academic institution. In keeping with its focus on the implications of new … Continue reading
The University of Virginia Law School has opened its 2009 fall semester with two newly certified program additions: Detailed recently in The Cavalier Daily, the Family Alternative Dispute Resolution Clinic offers mediation services for low-income families. Two weeks earlier, in … Continue reading
Sensing a market shift among businesses to more small ventures and start-ups, the University of Pittsburgh recently created the Innovation Practice Institute (IPI). The IPI, through interdisciplinary coursework and planned symposia, lectures and company outreach, aims to prepare attorneys to … Continue reading
It’s been eight months since Toby Stock, Harvard’s admissions dean of a little over three admissions cycles, departed Cambridge for a job in Washington D.C. and left Associate Director of Admissions Karen Buttenbaum in charge of conducting phone interviews for … Continue reading
On the afternoon of Tuesday, September 8, the University of Chicago announced the appointment of nationally-renowned property law scholar Michael Schill to the position of dean of the University of Chicago Law School. Professor Schill, who graduated from Princeton University … Continue reading
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