Stanford Law Student Angela McCray is the creator of Project ReMade, a 12 week program that is taught by students and conveys the essentials of starting a business. ReMade stands for Reentry: Making a Difference through Entrepreneurship and the program … Continue reading
In today’s Trivia Tuesday, we’re looking at the way the student body at Stanford Law School is structured. The average size of each SLS J.D. class is roughly 180 students, and has remained virtually constant for many years. With Chicago Law’s 1L … Continue reading
In today’s Trivia Tuesday, we’re taking a peek into Stanford Law School’s Pro Bono Program, which is run through the law school’s John and Terry Levin Center for Public Service and Public Interest Law. Stanford’s approach to pro bono (law-related community service) … Continue reading
Stanford Law School has announced that the first stage of changes to its legal curriculum is now complete. The implementation of changes has been a process that first began in November 2006, with the law school making it easier for … Continue reading
Today in Trivia Tuesday, we are taking a look at the Public Interest Externship Program maintained by Stanford Law School’s Levin Center for Public Interest and Public Service. Open to 2Ls and 3Ls, Stanford Law’s Externship Program is designed to complement the … Continue reading
We’re pleased to announce that we’re now offering all 12 titles in our Law School Guide series for free to our audience. To download free copies of these comprehensive and objective research publications, click here. U.S. Law schools profiles include: … Continue reading
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