Law professors see challenges, but not crisis (video) - Harvard Law School News

Harvard Law School News

Law professors see challenges, but not crisis (video) Harvard Law School News Alfred C. Aman Jr. (right, with Zumbansen), professor of law at Indiana University, said law schools should develop a transnational curriculum that applies to students from around the world, predicting a future influx of law students from abroad.

Senate Bill Would Scrap Mandatory University Retirements - Indiana Public Media

Indiana Public Media

Senate Bill Would Scrap Mandatory University Retirements Indiana Public Media When he was 63 years old, Indiana University linguistics professor Paul Newman applied to be the Associate Dean of Faculties at IU, but was told he was ineligible because of the school's mandatory step down policy, which forces most administrators to ... and more »

Indiana University law, business students providing free tax assistance to low ... - The Republic

Los Angeles Times

Indiana University law, business students providing free tax assistance to low ... The Republic AP BLOOMINGTON, Ind. — Indiana University law and business school students are providing free tax assistance to low-income, elderly and disabled residents. The students are participating in the Internal Revenue Service's Volunteer Income Tax ... United Way offers free tax service for eligible residentsIndiana Daily Student all 622 news articles »

Panelists Say Law Schools Have Problems, But No Crisis - Harvard Crimson

The Atlantic

Panelists Say Law Schools Have Problems, But No Crisis Harvard Crimson After a New York Times editorial declared in November that “American legal education is in crisis,” law professors from Harvard, Indiana University, and York University refuted the editorial's dismal claim at a panel discussion on Thursday. 3 Chicago law schools sued by graduatesChicago Tribune Lawsuits Filed Against Three Chicago Law SchoolsJDJournal.com all 38 news articles »

Charleston to host forum on Citizens United, super PACs - Charleston City Paper

Charleston to host forum on Citizens United, super PACs Charleston City Paper Friday morning, a panel of well-known speakers will discuss the post-Citizens United campaign landscape in a free symposium presented by the Charleston Law Review and Furman University's Riley Institute. The Role of Government Symposium, ... and more »