Legal Education Roundup (Jun 8, 2018)

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

• "Law School Touting New $90M Digs in 2011 Now Housed in Office Building," The Recorder

• "Magna cum laude law grad, 7 years sober, led a charge for students' well-being," ABA Journal

• "Rethinking The First-Year Curriculum," The Practice

• "The 2018 Law School Rankings Are Here, With Major Employment-Driven Changes At The Top," Above the Law

• "Fear of Innovation," What Great Law Schools Do

• "Quinn Emanuel Rebuilds Summer Associate Program With On-Campus Recruiting," The American Lawyer

• "Dayton Is Seventh Law School To Offer Hybrid Online J.D.," TaxProf Blog

• "Launching Today: Suffolk Law School's Legal Innovation & Technology Online Certificate Program," Law21

• "Savannah Law Prof Alleges Age Bias in Suit Against School," Daily Report

• "Brooklyn Law School Parts Ways With Dean," The New York Law Journal

• "Applicants To Law School Versus Medical School," TaxProf Blog

• "The Legal Innovations Trying to Save Law School from Itself," James G. Martin Center for Academic Renewal

• "How Student Debt Can Ruin Home Buying Dreams," The New York Times

• "Mike Meru Has $1 Million in Student Loans. How Did That Happen?," The Wall Street Journal

• "How to Apply for the Public Service Loan Forgiveness Fix-It Fund," The New York Times