Legal Education Roundup (Apr. 1, 2016)

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

• "Berkeley Law Dean Resigns," The Recorder

• "Berkeley Law Dean Put on Leave in Wake of Suit," The Recorder

• "Berkeley Law Dean Sued for Sexual Harassment by Former Assistant," The National Law Journal

• "The 2017 US News Law School Rankings Leak!," US News

• "Firms Bucking the System to Recruit Top Students: More of them are meeting potential hires before campus interviews start, and not everyone likes it," The National Law Journal

• "The 2016 Go-To Law Schools," The National Law Journal

• "Columbia, Penn and Chicago Prove Most Popular: First-year associate hiring of 2015 graduates held steady at top firms," National Law Journal

• "The Top 50 Go-To Law Schools: These schools sent the highest percentage of 2015 graduates to the largest 100 law firms," National Law Journal

• "Explore the Data Behind the Go-To Law Schools," National Law Journal

• "How to Ace On-Campus Interviews: Advice from students who found the right match in the job-search equivalent of speed dating," National Law Journal

• "The Go-To Law Schools' Associate to Partner: The schools that saw the most alumni promoted to partner during 2015," National Law Journal

• "Student Debt Basics: Income-Driven Repayment Plans," The Huffington Post

• "Law Graduate Gets Her Day in Court, Suing Law School," The New York Times

• "Is a law school lying about employment data? A struggling grad sues, and an unprecedented trial begins," The Washington Post

• "Before Doing Differently, We Have to Teach Differently," Slaw

• "Which College Majors Benefit Most and Least from Law School?," Brian Leiter's Law School Reports

• "Would-Be Lawyers May Have to Give It Away," The Recorder

• "2016 Law Student Issue of LAWPRO Magazine Is Out," Slaw