Law schools

Panel suggests law schools do more to ensure that high-risk students can find help.

The U.S. Supreme Court may have unanimously squelched a First Amendment challenge on the part of law schools to a 1994 law tying federal funding to campus access for military recruiters back in March.

A new study from the Carnegie Foundation finds room for improvement in legal education.

Stanley Fish, Elena Kagan and others mull recent case studies and hypothetical situations in a law school context.

Wisconsin dean apologizes for pain caused by professor's remarks, but says that intent was not to hurt.

Kenneth Kress admits to altering student evaluations of him while at Iowa. His mental state at time of infraction is in question.

Jenny Woodson is no stranger to controversial causes. It's just that the first-year law student didn't expect that, at the most stressful time of her year, she'd be at the center of a divisive case about adherence to religious principles.

Proportion of underrepresented students admitted to Michigan law school fell from about 40 percent with affirmative action to 5.5 percent without.

Law students whose professors focus on teaching outperform those at a school where scholarship is valued, study finds.

Education secretary upholds limited recognition of law school accreditor, but reinstates scrutiny of its standard on admissions diversity.