Legal Education Roundup (May 6, 2016)

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

• "Spring Hiring Means New Deans at Five Law Schools," The National Law Journal

• "Drexel's First Law School Dean to Retire," The Legal Intelligencer

• "UC Law Schools Get $4.5M for Public Interest Fellowships," The National Law Journal

• "Obama Administration to Forgive Billions in Student Debt for Disabled Americans," The Wall Street Journal

• "Feds May Forgive Loans of Up to 387,000 Disabled Borrowers," Inside Higher Ed

• "Uniform Bar Exam Adopted in New Jersey," New Jersey Law Journal

• "Bar Passage Stats Show Applicant Pool Declining," The Legal Intelligencer

• "Charting a Course for Cuba: As relations thaw, law school programs heat up," The National Law Journal

• "Training in the Business of the Law," Slaw

• "Are Financially Desperate Law Schools Using a 'Reverse Robin Hood Scheme' to Stay Afloat?" The Chronicle of Higher Education