Prospective Law Students Want A Law School That Matches Their Politics
58% of prospective law students find it important to attend a law school where their fellow students share the same political/social views.
Some students value diversity and the opportunity to learn from different ideologies, while others prioritize feeling comfortable expressing their own opinions without backlash.
Politics is playing an increased role in law school decisions, but it is not the only factor. [ more ]
People Should Stop Using Law School Email Accounts Years After Graduating
Law school email addresses can be valuable during and shortly after graduation for networking, but using them long after can come across as pretentious. [ more ]
At Berkeley, a protest at a dean's home tests the limits of free speech
The incident at Berkeley's law school involving pro-Palestinian students disrupting a dinner party at the dean's home highlights the complex nature of free speech rights in private settings. [ more ]
How a Law School Student at N.Y.U. Spends Her Sundays
Talia Scott is a dual-degree graduate student at NYU, attending both its business and law schools.
Scott founded the Legally BLK Fund, a nonprofit that helps Black women with fees for law school and provides access to consulting services and mentorships. [ more ]