Legal Education Roundup (Apr 7, 2017)

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

• "Underestimate Harvard's New Admissions Strategy at Your Own Risk," Law.com

• "If It's a New Dean, It's Likely a Woman," Law.com

• "Cincinnati Law Dean Is Put on Leave After Proposing Ways to Cut Budget," The New York Times

• "Student Interest Drives New Tech Law Program at Cornell Law's NYC Campus," Legaltech News

• "Arizona Summit Law School Slapped With Probation," Law.com

• "ABA puts Arizona Summit School of Law on probation," ABA Journal

• "Supreme Court lets stand ruling in favor of ABA in blind man's LSAT disability suit,"ABA Journal

• "Blind Law School Applicant Loses High Court Case, But Vows Continued Fight," Supreme Court Brief

• "In answer to ABA lawsuit, Education Department says it never changed loan forgiveness rules," ABA Journal

• "Student Loan Forgiveness Program Approval Letters May Be Invalid, Education Dept. Says," The New York Times

• "Law Students Share How It Feels to Win a Man's Freedom," Law.com

• "Study: Income-Based Repayment Reduced Defaults," Inside Higher Ed

• "ABA May Open Door to More Adjunct-Taught Classes," Law.com

• "More Law School Courses for Adjuncts?," Inside Higher Ed