Legal Education Roundup (Jun 24, 2016)

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

• "Liberal-Arts Majors Have Plenty of Job Prospects, if They Have Some Specific Skills, Too," The Chronicle of Higher Education

• "Legal Competencies for the World We Live In, Slaw

• "Applicants at these law schools were most likely to accept admissions offers," ABA Journal

• "Millennials Have Their Say on Law Firms' Future," Law.com

• "New Dean Named at CUNY School of Law," New York Law Journal

• "The 2016 Innovation Awards: Pro Bono Innovator of the Year, Suffolk Law School," Legaltech News

• "Law Schools Stick With LSAT, Not GRE, for Admissions," Law.com

• "Some Law Schools Eye GRE as LSAT Alternative," Inside Higher Ed

• "College Loan Glut Worries Policy Makers," The Wall Street Journal

• "How to tell if law school will make you money," Business Insider

• "Law Students Take a Different Summer Path and Go In-House," Daily Report

• "British Columbia law society appeals decision forcing it to admit students from Trinity Western," ABA Journal

• "Villanova Names First African-American Law Dean," The Legal Intelligencer