Legal Education Roundup (Dec 14, 2018)

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

• "Michigan Law School Gets $33 Million Donation," The National Law Journal

• "A Very Mixed Record on Grad Student Mental Health," Inside Higher Ed

• "Ahead of the Curve: Welcome to Campus, Gen Z," Law.com

• "Women's Groups at Stanford, Berkeley Law Unite to Fight Mandatory Arbitration in Big Law," The Recorder

• "Yale Law School women's groups oppose mandatory arbitration," Yale Daily News

• "Miami Law School's Orientation "Hackathon" Puts First Years to Work on Challenging Legal Questions," What Great Law Schools Do

• "ABA Approves University Of Illinois-Chicago's Acquisition Of John Marshall Law School," TaxProf Blog

• "First-Ever Skadden Fellows for Two Law Schools, and One of Them Is Closing," Law.com

• "How Affirmative Action Really Works," The Chronicle of Higher Education

• "Canada Blazes the Trail for (Authorized) Pot on Campus," Inside Higher Ed

• "Why is it so much harder to become a lawyer in California than in New York?," LA Times