University of North Dakota Law dean Brian Pappas plans to increase tuition and class size in 2025
THE HERALD — To combat that, Pappas proposes raising tuition by up to 15% for incoming first-year law students and up to 6% for current students,
Read More about University of North Dakota Law dean Brian Pappas plans to increase tuition and class size in 2025Northeastern Law NuLawLab co-launches Legal Design Journal
NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW — To harness the words and power of legal design, which applies design methods to make our legal systems more user-friendly and effective, Northeastern Law’s NuLawLab has joined with organizers from four continents, 11 countries, 16 academic institutions, 15 organizations and countless perspectives to launch the Legal Design Journal, the first online academic journal…
Read More about Northeastern Law NuLawLab co-launches Legal Design JournalNorthwestern Law professor Daniel Rodriguez publishes book on the government’s ‘police power’
NORTHWESTERN PRITZKER SCHOOL OF LAW — During the public health crisis spawned by COVID, the extent of government’s “police power”—the legal ability to compel citizens to take (or not take) certain actions in the name of health, safety, welfare and the overall public interest—received renewed scrutiny and controversy.
Read More about Northwestern Law professor Daniel Rodriguez publishes book on the government’s ‘police power’University of the Pacific McGeorge Law launches fundraising campaign for virtual food pantry
UNIVERSITY OF THE PACIFIC — Isabelle Nguyen ’27 knows how powerful generosity can be. Nguyen is a food security coordinator for the Pacific Food Pantry, located on University of the Pacific’s Stockton Campus, where she oversees daily operations and welcomes visitors several days a week.
Read More about University of the Pacific McGeorge Law launches fundraising campaign for virtual food pantryPenn Carey Law professor Karen M. Tani pens foreword for Harvard Law Review Supreme Court edition
PENN CAREY LAW — Seaman Family University Professor Karen M. Tani L’07, PhD’11 has written the Foreword to this year’s Harvard Law Review Supreme Court issue, a prestigious opportunity offered to only one legal scholar every year.
Read More about Penn Carey Law professor Karen M. Tani pens foreword for Harvard Law Review Supreme Court editionPenn Carey Law highlights professors named among most cited corporate and securities regulation faculty
PENN CAREY LAW — Jill E. Fisch, the Saul A. Fox Distinguished Professor of Business Law, is the third most-cited corporate law and securities regulation professor in the United States, according to Brian Leiter’s 20 Most Cited Corporate Law & Securities Regulation Faculty in the U.S., 2019-2023.
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PENN STATE — At Penn State Law, learning opportunities go beyond the classroom to help transform legal education into meaningful engagement. At the forefront of these advocacy efforts is the Penn State Law Civil Rights Appellate Clinic.
Read More about Penn State Law Civil Rights Appellate Clinic file brief in US Court of Federal ClaimsPenn State Dickinson Law delegation travels to Singapore to meet with businesses and other law schools
PENN STATE — A nine-person delegation of Penn State Dickinson Law faculty, staff, alumni and invited guests recently traveled to Singapore to connect with businesspeople, public and private sector professionals, representatives of other law schools, and Penn State University graduates.
Read More about Penn State Dickinson Law delegation travels to Singapore to meet with businesses and other law schoolsPenn State Dickinson Law partnership with AccessLex teaches students about financial literacy
PENN STATE DICKINSON LAW — Uyen Nguyen ’25 believes planning for your financial future is critical. To that end, she proactively researched scholarships before enrolling at Penn State Dickinson Law and limited her student loans once she arrived.
Read More about Penn State Dickinson Law partnership with AccessLex teaches students about financial literacyPenn State Dickinson Law Antiracist Development Institute hosts event to bring together community
PENN STATE — More than 100 people gathered at Penn State Dickinson Law in October for the Second Annual Antiracist Development Institute (ADI) Convening, three days of networking, sharing and growing together to create an antiracist law school, legal academy and legal profession.
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