While other law schools have courses involving artificial intelligence, CWRU's is the first to require all first-year students to be certified by passing a program integrated into the foundational ...

Wade J. Newhouse Jr., a longtime Law School faculty member and dean of the school from July 1986 to December 1987, passed away on May 21. A resident of Getzville, N.Y., he was 91 years old. Teaching ...

This fund helps support students who work in the public interest each summer during law school. Commonly referred to as BPILP, the Buffalo Public Interest Law Program encourages law students to use ...

It can be hard for law school applicants to find credible advice, because the admissions process is changing rapidly. Honest advice from an older mentor who applied to law school decades ...

Just as the Ivy League for decades has referred to the same eight elite universities, U.S. law schools have their own clubby ...

Given Delaware’s outsized importance in the national and international legal communities, it's no surprise that the University of Delaware does an excellent job of preparing students for law school ...

The SJD program at Boston College Law School is a highly selective program for students from around the world who are motivated to pursue careers in the academy, research, policy-making, and ...

The School of Law is excited to welcome four new faculty members beginning in the 2025-26 school year. These hires reflect our continued investment in academic excellence across our top-ranked Health ...

In a Harvard lecture hall that has heard countless cases debated and precedents recited, a group of 50 lawyers, government officials, and other executives sat, listening to an upbeat country-pop song.

Harvard Law School will close its Animal Law and Policy Clinic after the 2026-2027 academic year, citing declining student ...

Do you enjoy learning about history and politics? Do you have a passion for serving underrepresented groups and fighting for social justice? Are you an ace at arguing, in-person or on paper? If you ...

Stanford Law Professor Richard Thompson Ford wrote that repeal of the standard "would signal a craven capitulation to the ...