Legal Ed News Roundup

• ABA Journal, Swift Justice: Students Learn About The Law Through Taylor Swift Cases
• ABA Journal, The Bots Are Taking Over; Now What?
• Brooklyn Daily Eagle, Brooklyn Law School Receives $1.5 Million for New Chair in Media and Entertainment Law
• Daily Report, Emory Law Presents 2024 Public Interest Awards
• Federalist Society, New ABA Accreditation Standard Requires Law Schools to Protect Free Expression
• FIRE, Victory: Columbia University Law School Student Senate Grants Recognition to Law Students Against Antisemitism 
• Law360, Florida High Court Gives Law School Grads More Time To Practice
• Law.com, AccessLex Grant Program Keeps Focus on Race, Ethnicity Despite Affirmative Action Ruling
• Law.com, Dean Developments: Ohio State, Quinnipiac Name New Law Deans, While Vanderbilt Reappoints Long-Serving Leader

• Law.com, Is Shifting Away From Rankings Opening Up New Opportunities for Need-Based JD Scholarships?
• Law.com, Students From Non-ABA-Accredited Law Schools Can Sit for Indiana Bar, State Supreme Court Rules
• Steven Lubet (Northwestern), Progressive Viewpoint Bias Taints Columbia Law School’s Fight Against Antisemitism
• preLaw, ABA Approves Free Speech Requirement To Its Accreditation Process
• preLaw, Judge Dismisses $1.7 Billion Lawsuit Challenging Name Change By UC Law San Francisco
• Reuters, Law Firms' Profits Rebounded In Late 2023 Amid Robust Rate Growth
• Reuters, Online Law Graduates Get Pathway To Take Indiana Bar Exam
• Reuters, US Judiciary's 'Master' Moniker Needs Replacing, American Bar Association Says
• Reuters, Yale, Stanford Yield To Summer Associate Recruitment 'Creep'. Other Top Law Schools Resist, For Now.
• Texas Lawyer, Why You Should Care that Austin Hosted the American Association for Justice Conference
• Yale Daily News, Law School course explores Supreme Court history through working papers of former Justice Potter Stewart ’37 LAW ’41