Weekly Legal Education Roundup

• Rory Bahadur (Washburn) & Catherine Bramble (BYU), Actively Achieving Greater Racial Equity in the Law School Classroom
• William Carney (Emory), Curricular Change In Legal Education
• Christine Charnosky (Law.com), Ilya Shapiro, On Heels Of Georgetown Law Hiring, Faces Uproar Over Tweeting That Biden's SCOTUS Pick Will Be A 'Lesser Black Woman'
• Paul Caron (Dean, Pepperdine), Pepperdine Pixie Dust
• College and University Professional Association for Human Resources, Women in the Leadership Pipeline in Higher Education Have Better Representation and Pay in Institutions With Female Presidents and Provosts
• Belinda Dantley (Saint Louis) & Lisa Sonia Taylor (American), The Bottom Line: Law Schools Need To Get Serious About the Work Of Diversity, Equity & Inclusion 

• BLSA Demands Incoming Professor's Job Offer Be Rescinded Over Tweet That Biden's SCOTUS Pick Will Be A 'Lesser Black Woman'
• Ideastream Public Media, U Akron, Cleveland State Law School Merger Falls Through
• Inside Higher Ed, More Support for COVID-19–Affected Professors
• Brian Leiter (Chicago), Keith Whittington (Princeton) on Academic Freedom and the Work of the Academic Freedom Alliance
• Nancy Levit (UMKC) & Allen Rostron (UMKC), Spring 2022 Law Review Article Submission Guide
• New York Times, Georgetown Suspends Lecturer Who Criticized Vow to Put Black Woman on Court
• Roundup, Commentary On The Amy Wax Controversy At Penn (Part 2)
• Roundup, Commentary On The Ilya Shapiro Controversy At Georgetown
• Roundup, Legal Ed News
• C.J. Ryan (Louisville) & Derek Muller (Iowa), The Secret Sauce: Examining Law Schools that Overperform on the Bar Exam
• Thomas Sneed (Washburn), The Effect of COVID-19 on Law Libraries: Are These Changes Temporary or a Sign of the Future?
• Tallahassee Democrat, Dan Markel Murder: Magbanua Trial Postponed Until May; Judge Says 'I Don't Have Any Choice'

Article of the Week: William J. Carney (Emory), Curricular Change In Legal Education.