Legal Education Roundup (May 27, 2016)

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

• "Pace Law School Gets Mega-Gift, New Name," The Wall Street Journal

• "George Mason Faculty Demands Review of University's Agreements With Donors," The Chronicle of Higher Education

• "Oklahoma: Law School Drops Name Of Founder With KKK Ties," The New York Times

• "TU Trustees Vote To Remove Law School Founder's Name Due to KKK Ties," NewsOn6

• "University of Arizona Law School's Use of GRE Scores Creates LSAT Trouble," The National Law Journal

• "Arizona Law Faces Fight Over LSAT Policy," The Wall Street Journal

• "Should LSAC and the ABA Demand Fealty to the LSAT (or any other test)?," Law Professor Blogs Network

• "149 Deans Back Law School's Use of GRE Scores," The National Law Journal

• "Law Deans Defend Arizona's Use of GRE," Inside Higher Ed

• "Mixed Signals from the Legal Employment Market — Preliminary Results for the Class of 2015," Legal Whiteboard

• "Fewer Law Grads Drive Employment Rates Up Slightly," The National Law Journal

• "Law School-Funded Positions Dry Up With US News Methodology Change," Excess of Democracy

• "Law School Graduate Employment Data Shows Decline in Legal Jobs," The Wall Street Journal

• "Employment data for 2015 law school grads released by ABA Legal Ed Section," ABA Journal

• "Law and Engineering Should Share Curriculum," Chronicle of Higher Education

• "Law Schools Need More Than 'Warm Bodies'," The American Lawyer

• "How Law Schools Game the Rankings," The American Lawyer