Academics
Illinois Mandates ACT for High School Graduation Starting Next Spring
Starting next spring, Illinois high school juniors must take the ACT to graduate, shifting from the SAT due to cost considerations. Read to learn more.
Stephen Cashman Shares Innovative Teaching Strategies for Fostering Strong Future Leaders
George Cottrell Discusses the Ultimate Guide to Incorporating Philanthropy into Your Professional Journey
Generative AI's Impact on Scholarly Publishing Under Scrutiny
Northland College to Remain Open After Securing $12 Million in Funding
Yale Freshman Creates AI Chatbot on AI Ethics, Surpasses Expectations
James Patrick Carey Shares the Top 10 Reads for Any Professional in the Personal Injury Law Industry
Exploring the Benefits of an Online Juris Law Degree: Is It the Future of Legal Education?
By David Thompson
Survey Reveals Majority of Institutions Lag in AI Policy and Curriculum Adaptation
By Joy Liwanag
Jennifer Jacques: A Legal Powerhouse and Philanthropic Force Making Waves in New York
By Nick TiemkinUniversity of Tennessee and Arizona State University Forge Partnership to Expand Access to Higher Education
By Joy Liwanag
Why Legal Historians Are Needed: A Perspective from Ekaterina Kogan, PhD in Law
By David ThompsonRutgers Writing Program Faces Deep Cuts, Leaving Lecturers in Limbo
By Joy Liwanag
Religious Colleges Embrace AI as Tool for Critical Thinking and Personal Formation
By Joy Liwanag
Kansas Board of Regents Prohibits Universities from Requiring Diversity Statements
By Joy Liwanag
