Legal Education Roundup (Apr 28, 2017)

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

• "Whittier Law School, Unable to 'Right-Size,' Will Close," The Recorder

• "Whittier Law School Says It Will Shut Down," The New York Times

• "Whittier Law School To Close, Will Not Admit A 1L Class This Fall," TaxProf Blog

• "Whittier Law School's Collapse Won't Be the Last: Experts," Law.com

• "Whittier Law to close; profs fighting to keep it open," ABA Journal

• "Whittier Law School Won't Enroll New Students," Inside Higher Ed

• "Law school transfers grow, taking achieving 1Ls to higher-ranking schools," ABA Journal

• "Embracing Digital, LSAT Loosens Its Grip on the No. 2 Pencil," Law.com

• "Will Law Schools' LL.M Programs Suffer from Trump's 'America First' Stance?," The National Law Journal

• "Executive Order Targeting H-1B Could Hurt Schools and Universities, Immigration Attorney Says," Corporate Counsel

• "Trump's New Order on Visas Could Make American Colleges Less Appealing Overseas," The Chronicle of Higher Education

• "New Movie's Profits to Fund UCLA Law School Human Rights Institute," The Recorder

• "Berkeley Law, Ex-Dean Settle Suits Over Alleged Harassment," National Law Journal

• "Accuser gets $1.7M from UC Berkeley in settlement over unwanted touching," ABA Journal