Legal Education Roundup (Sept. 4, 2015)

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

• "Are Lawyers Getting Dumber?," Bloomberg BNA

• "LSAT Disability Accommodation Plans Under Way," The National Law Journal

• "Transitioning From Being a Summer to an Associate," The Legal Intelligencer

• "Finally on the Frontier: Alaska Gets a Satellite Law School," The National Law Journal

• "Former UCLA Law Dean to Lead Diversity Research Initiative," The National Law Journal

• "State Bar Releases Book for Students, New Lawyers," New York Law Journal

• "Cooley law dean offers explanation for enrollment decline, sees possible turnaround," ABA Journal

• "Interning for Sotomayor: 'Opportunity of a Lifetime'," Law.com

• "Grad-School Loan Binge Fans Debt Worries: Graduate students account for 40% of borrowing, many seek federal forgiveness," The Wall Street Journal
  • "Education Dept. Reports Increase in Borrowers Using Income-Based Repayment," The Chronicle of Higher Education

• "Mining Law Center To Open at University of Arizona," The National Law Journal

• "Law Schools," New York Law Journal
  • "Educating 'Tomorrow's Lawyer' for Digital Success," New York Law Journal
  • "Harness the Experience of Attorneys Returning to the Legal Profession," New York Law Journal
  • "Rebalancing the Curriculum to Give Students a Competitive Advantage," New York Law Journal
  • "New York City Law Schools Give Students an Edge While Serving Many Needs," New York Law Journal
  • "Hands-on Work Has Always Been Vital," New York Law Journal

• "New Center at NYLS to Focus on Legal Technology Issues," New York Law Journal