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Christine Charnosky

Christine Charnosky

Legal Education Reporter at Law.com

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Columbia Law Receives $15M Gift for Renovated Library

“Columbia has been foundational to my life,” Li Lu said in a statement. “When I came to the U.S. in 1989 as a refugee, it was this university that gave me an emotional and intellectual home and provided an enormous opportunity that I could not imagine before I arrived here.” 
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Second Law School Adopts Mandatory AI Certification for 1Ls

Mississippi College School of Law is the second law school to require first-year students to complete the Introduction to AI and the Law certification.
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Santa Clara Law to Provide Scholarships to All Incoming JD Candidates

The $16,000 renewable scholarship will be guaranteed to any full-time J.D. candidate who enrolls next fall, and $12,500 to those in the school’s Flex J.D. program.
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Wayne State Law Dean Named Interim University President

The Board of Governors of Wayne State University accepted former President Kimberly Espy’s abrupt resignation on Wednesday and later the same day appointed Richard Bierschbach as interim president.
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Ahead of the Curve: Assessing Generative AI

I have been using ChatGPT in my personal life for the past eight months (never for work) for a myriad of things, and found that my personal experience with AI came in handy when I wrote two stories about it last week.
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Is the Rise of AI a Real Threat to Associate Jobs?

One in five pre-law students fear artificial intelligence could replace their jobs in the future. Is that fear unfounded?
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How Law Schools Are Preparing Students to Use Gen AI

“Any student not intensively using AI, where permitted, is putting themselves at a significant disadvantage."
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Highest Number of Law School Applicants Since 2011, Most Diverse Ap...

With 76,619 applicants applying to law school for the 2024-2025, it's nearly 8% higher than the 70,815 who applied during the pandemic boom.
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ABA Pauses Vote on Experiential Learning Proposal

The organization received overwhelming opposition to its recent proposal to raise the experiential learning requirement.
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How Law Students Are Navigating Early Recruitment

“In some ways, that’s very powerful, to kind of have your career plan that's buttoned up,” but “the flip side of that, of course, is your career plans are buttoned up for a couple years,” said Carey Bertolet Grand, dean of career services at Yeshiva University Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law.
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LSAC to Suspend Online LSAT in Mainland China Amid Cheating Crackdown

“The situation with these Chinese cheating services had escalated to the point where the exam was compromised and cheating was being openly discussed online,” said Dave Killoran.