Trump Is Right: Ban Gender In College Admissions
But will this help Make-America-Masculine-Again? Call it the law of unintended consequences.
Student Sue School For Using AI To Snoop Through Their Emails
Do students shed their constitutional rights to freedom of speech or expression at the e-mail gate?
Chrometa: Turning Time Into Billable Value For Modern Lawyers
Adoption of Chrometa represents more than a technological upgrade; it reflects a professional philosophy that values accuracy, transparency, and efficiency.
Indiana University Professors Stuck With Vague ‘Thought Diversity’ Law That Controls Their Classrooms
Adding a 'What if he deserved it?' slide to each police brutality case is the real thought diversity.
States Sue Trump For Money Congress Already Allotted To Public Education
You should expect states to fight when billions are on the line.
The Big Beautiful Bill Will Limit Federal Student Loans, Hoping To Fix A Big Ugly $1.7T Mess
Trillion with a T. What a time to be alive.
Supreme Court Declares Open Season On Public Education
The justices smuggled strict scrutiny into the schoolhouse gates — and accidentally left the whole curriculum hostage to culture war cosplay.
The Department Of Education Finally Dropped The ‘No DEI By Proxy’ Shoe We Were All Waiting For
Universities could be facing an uphill battle to prove why they admitted ‘any’ student.
Law Firm Donates School Supplies To Elementary School
There are more ways to give back than with pro bono hours!
The Recipe For A Winning 20-Year Class Reunion: Make It Cheap, Local To The School, And Informal
Even if you did hate everyone in high school, don't you think after a decade or two it's maybe time to give some of them another chance for like two to three hours?
There’s A Multistate Trend Of Public Schools Replacing Guidance Counselors With Pastors
Who needs the DSM V when you have Deuteronomy?
The Trump Gold Card: A New $1 Million Pathway To A U.S. Green Card
A new proposal would let wealthy foreign nationals secure an opportunity for a U.S. green card with a $1 million 'gift' to the government, sparking legal and ethical debate.
Missouri School Employees Who Sued Over Optional Race Primer Get Dismissed As Frivolous
Do you know how high the threshold for frivolousness is?
Florida School Asks Parents If It’s Okay For A Black Person’s Book To Be Read During Black History Month
I guess that's one way to celebrate Black History Month.
Law Mom And The Modern Family Does Kindergarten
In your family, is the default parent actually the 'shefault' parent?
What Will Universities Do Once Bakke Goes Belly Up?
It is starting to feel real 1950's again.
Learning By Listening
A recent classroom experience highlights just how easy it can be to get students enthralled with IP law, thereby increasing their IP literacy.