Legal Education Roundup (Jun 9, 2017)

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

• "Harvard Law Names New Dean," Law.com

• "LSAT Increasing Test Dates to Six Times Per Year," Law.com

• "Overhaul Proposed for How ABA Governs Law Schools," Law.com

• "ABA Legal Ed Section exploring a reorganization that would save time and money," ABA Journal

• "California's Tough Bar Exam, Long a Point of Pride, Faces Pushback," The Wall Street Journal

• "February Bar Exam by the Numbers: How Schools Fared," The Recorder

• "For Law Students with a Startup Streak, Cornell Is an Island Unto Itself," New York Law Journal

• "The Law Schools Where The Most Graduates Got Government & Public Interest Jobs (2016)," Above the Law

• "The Law Schools Where The Most Graduates Got State Clerkships (2016)," Above the Law

• "Northwestern considering GRE scores as an alternative to the LSAT," ABA Journal

• "As class sizes shrank, the number of ABA-accredited law schools remained mostly flat," ABA Journal

• "The Assault on Colleges — and the American Dream," The New York Times

• "Top Colleges Doing the Most for the American Dream," The New York Times

• "Princeton — Yes, Princeton — Takes On the Class Divide," The New York Times