Legal Education Roundup (Jul 15, 2016)

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

• "Supreme Court Upholds Affirmative Action Program at University of Texas," The New York Times
  • "Supreme Court upholds University of Texas affirmative-action admissions," The Washington Post
  • "Supreme Court Upholds Consideration of Race," Inside Higher Ed
  • "Supreme Court Upholds Use of Race-Conscious Admissions at U. of Texas," The Chronicle of Higher Education
  • "3 Key Takeaways From the Supreme Court's Decision on Race-Conscious Admissions," The Chronicle of Higher Education
  • "Divided Supreme Court Upholds Affirmative Action Program," The National Law Journal
  • "Justice Kennedy's Startling Shift on Affirmative Action," Supreme Court Brief
  • "Justices Split Over Race in University Admissions," Law.com
  • "In Fisher, Affirmative Action Advocates See Means to Preserve Campus Diversity," Texas Lawyer

• "Why law schools need to teach more than the law to thrive (or survive)," ABA Journal

• "Law Schools Are Going Online to Reach New Students," The New York Times

• "Unranked law school changes its name; dean of similarly named school sees possibility of confusion," ABA Journal

• "Law Students Get a 'Fresh' Start at Pace Clinic This Fall," Law.com

• "MoFo Doubled Down on IP Summer Program," The Recorder

• "Summer Internships at Tech Companies Heat Up," Law.com

• "An Expensive Law Degree, and No Place to Use It," New York Times

• "Reactions To Yesterday's NY Times Article On The Human Cost Of The Law School Crisis," TaxProf Blog

• "Law School a Solid Investment, Despite Pay Discrepancies," The New York Times