Law
Florida Universities Purging 'Woke Ideologies' From Curriculums By Removing Hundreds of Gen-Ed Courses
Gov. Ron DeSantis is pushing for Florida's public colleges to remove certain general education courses from their offerings for the upcoming academic year.
Tenured Professor Takes University of Wisconsin to Court After Getting Fired Over Pornographic Videos
Stanford to 'Review' Admissions Process After California Bans Legacy Entries
Law Schools Embrace AI Integration Amid Policy Uncertainty
James Patrick Carey Shares the Top 10 Reads for Any Professional in the Personal Injury Law Industry
Exploring the Benefits of an Online Juris Law Degree: Is It the Future of Legal Education?
Jennifer Jacques: A Legal Powerhouse and Philanthropic Force Making Waves in New York
Why Legal Historians Are Needed: A Perspective from Ekaterina Kogan, PhD in Law
By David Thompson
Rock Seton Hall University's Former President Files Lawsuit on Allegations of Retaliation and Misconduct
By Joy Liwanag
Legal Storm Unleashes at Northwestern University: Students Charged Over The Northwestern Daily Parody Newspaper
By Joy Liwanag
Preliminary Settlements Reached: Antitrust Lawsuit Against Elite Universities Unfolds
By Joy Liwanag
Supreme Court Declines Free Speech Case: University Professor Alleges Retaliation for Dissent
By Joy Liwanag
Financial Aid Antitrust Lawsuit: Settlements at Emory, Rice, and Vanderbilt Signal Potential Shift in Legal Battle
By Joy Liwanag
Judge Dismisses Lawsuit Challenging Faculty DEI Statements at UC Santa Cruz
By Joy Liwanag
Rutgers University Law Student Alleges Discrimination and Retaliation Over Antisemitism Concerns
By Joy Liwanag
