Legal Education Roundup (May 28, 2015)

Recent reports on the future of law schools and legal education.

• "New Cardozo, Suffolk Law Deans Plan Smaller Classes," The National Law Journal

• "Survey: 49% of Recent Grads Say They're Underemployed," Inside Higher Ed

• "Hawaii Law Will Admit Students Who Haven't Taken LSAT," The National Law Journal

• "Interest Rates on New Federal Student Loans Will Drop for 2015-16," The Chronicle of Higher Education

• "Entering the Job Market in a Fitful Time," The New York Times

• "Law School with goal of making legal education affordable has $3.8M deficit," ABA Journal

• "Law School in Two Years? Most Grads Say Yes," The National Law Journal

• "Anonymous Benefactor Gives $4.5M to Case Western Law," The National Law Journal