Albany Law School is again in the news, this time for joining the Yellow Ribbon Program, to which Harvard Law School also belongs. Under the government program, Albany Law will contribute ... Read More

Philadelphia's Legal Intelligencer recently ran an excellent two-part series on how the current recession is affecting lawyers and the legal profession: Lawyers Reach Out to Aid Colleagues in Need Veering Off Law ... Read More

Brace yourself from some disturbing news out of the Windy City. The Chicago Tribune has uncovered an e-mail showing that seats in University of Illinois law school classrooms have been ... Read More

The news from the federal government to new law graduates is that help is on the way. The National Law Journal reports that, effective July 1, the College Cost Reduction ... Read More

If you can't tell, I'm rather fascinated by e-book technology and how it affects or may someday affect the law school experience. I've previously written: Law Schools to Consider e-Books More Thoughts ... Read More

Robert C. Post has been named the dean of Yale Law School, replacing Harold Hongju Koh, nominated as legal adviser to the U.S. Department of State. President Obama's administration has caused ... Read More

With all the dire talk about legal employment these days, it's nice to hear some good news: Albany Law School in New York has announced that 94% of its 2008 ... Read More

Remember when I provided you with some tips on buying a laptop for law school? Well a rising 1L at NYU who writes the blog "i don't wear skinny jeans" ... Read More

The New York Times recently published two great articles that address concerns of current and future law students: Student Debt, Fool's Gold? Unemployed and Struggling Lawyers Seek Solace Be sure to read through ... Read More

Over at the Marquette Law School blogs, there is an interesting exchange about law school class discussions. First, student Tiffany Winter wrote "Is Anybody Out There?" lamenting the lack of ... Read More

Many months ago, we talked about the possibility of law schools turning to e-Books. As talk increases with the release of even more handheld e-readers, one Pace University law professor ... Read More

Martha Minow, who has been at Harvard Law School for nearly 30 years, has been named the school's new dean, replacing now-Solicitor General Elena Kagan. Even though Minow has been teaching ... Read More

If you're a law student looking for advice on what you should be focusing on this summer, Law.com has one word for you: network. Check out the highly informative Stay ... Read More

Kiwi Camara, who graduated from Harvard Law at age 19, will defend Jammie Thomas, accused of downloading copyrighted songs, in federal court. This is Thomas' second trial for alleged piracy; after ... Read More

While law schools like Columbia and Michigan are instituting new programs to help out graduates in this tough economy, at least one school is headed in the other direction. Dean ... Read More

Above the Law is reporting that another law school, the University of Michigan, has pledged to help its 2009 and 2010 graduates with four new initiatives: * We have fulfilled our ... Read More

If all goes well, Wilkes University in Wilkes-Barre will open the newest law school in Pennsylvania within the next few years. The Board of Trustees recently OK'ed the proposal, which would ... Read More

Through the Yellow Ribbon Program, Harvard Law School has announced full tuition scholarships for up to 12 post-9/11 veterans for the 2009-2010 school year. Under the program, Harvard Law will put ... Read More

One of the hottest articles floating around the Internet is a profile of Brian Deese, "a not-quite-graduate of Yale Law School who never stepped foot in an automotive assembly plant ... Read More

If you're in the market for a new laptop for law school, now's the time to start looking. Choosing one now will give you plenty of time to get accustomed ... Read More

If you've changed your mind about taking the June LSAT, the bad news is that the postponement deadline has passed. The good news is, though, that you still have options. ... Read More

Marquette University Law School has announced a new water law curriculum for the upcoming school year. The new program will focus on water research and policy, particularly the legal issues ... Read More