Legal Ed News Roundup

• ABA Journal, Nevada Green-Lights Three-Pronged Plan To Licensure
• ABA Journal, Stressed And Depressed, Only 34% Of Young Lawyers With Highest Student Debt Say JD Was Worth Cost, New ABA Survey Says
• amNY, New York Law School Changes Center’s Name in Educational Business Shift
• Georgia Law News, UGA Law Announces Initiatives Addressing Legal Needs for Rural Georgians and Expanding Access to a Legal Education
• Harvard Law News, 40th Anniversary of the Human Rights Program
• Law360, Georgia Law School Unveils Programs To Fill Rural Justice Jobs
• Legal Intelligencer, Leonard Packel, Villanova Law Professor, Dies at 89

• Brian Leiter (Chicago), 15 Most Cited Law & Economics Faculty in the U.S., 2019-2023
• Minding the Campus, How the Modern Law School Promotes Political Division and “Lawfare”
• National Jurist, Berkeley Law To Offer LL.M. Program Focused On Artificial Intelligence
• National Jurist, Lewis & Clark Law School Offers Litigation & Advocacy Skills Certificate
• National Jurist, USC Gould School Of Law Offers Certificate In Law And Artificial Intelligence
• preLaw, ABA Delegates Urge Law Schools To Allow Compensation For Externships, Pay Transparency
• Recorder, California Bar Wants to Offer Exam Score Boosts, Payments to Sample Test Guinea Pigs
• Reuters, Financial Stress And Anxiety Plague Two-Thirds Of Young Lawyers, ABA Survey Finds
• Reuters, Minority Enrollment Holds Steady At Top U.S. Law Schools, Early Data Indicates
• Reuters, Nevada Sets Unique Alternative For Lawyer Licensing, Rejects New National Bar Exam
• U.S. News, The 15 Most Expensive Law Schools
• Windsor Star, $1M Gift Gone — Big Donors Desert UWindsor Law School in Wake of Controversial Deal With Pro-Palestinian Protesters
• WV News, WVU's Law Dean Rinehart: 'A Lot of Responsibility at the Law School'