Articles by James Greif

AALS and West Academic, a BARBRI company, announced a new multiyear strategic partnership aimed at deepening the legal academy’s engagement with artificial intelligence.

Updated with recordings. New York Law School hosted a symposium on October 8, 2025 where scholars presented their views on some of the most important work that has appeared in the Journal of Legal Education over the preceding decades.

Women Attorneys in Higher Education Leadership explores the experiences, career pathways, and obstacles faced by women attorneys who serve or have previously served as college and university presidents, provosts, and deans.

The Journal of Legal Education is hosting an AALS Annual Meeting session on Wednesday, January 7 (1 pm – 2:15 pm). Editors will provide a brief update on Journal activities followed by a panel of experts selected from a call for papers. Call for Papers – The Access Imperative: A Special Issue of the Journal […]

The Association of American Law Schools (AALS) is pleased to announce the acquisition of Rosenblatt’s Deans Database (RDD), a comprehensive resource on law school leadership developed by Dean Emeritus Jim Rosenblatt of the Mississippi College School of Law (MC Law) and hosted at lawdeans.com. The acquisition will enhance the ability of AALS to provide up-to-date […]

AALS welcomed more than 100 attendees to the AALS Workshop for New Law School Teachers from June 5-7 in Washington, DC.

Since 2002, the AALS Section on Clinical Legal Education has hosted the Bellow Scholars program to support empirical research of clinical law professors and improve access to justice. The program was founded to reflect the ideals of late Harvard Law professor Gary Bellow, one of the founders of clinical legal education who played a crucial […]

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North Carolina Central University School of Law was founded in 1939, to provide opportunities for African Americans to become lawyers. The NCCU School of Law’s mission is to provide high-quality, personalized, practice-oriented, and affordable legal education to historically underrepresented students from diverse backgrounds to help diversify the legal profession.

To keep law school faculty and staff up to date with the latest legal education news, we collect articles on new programs, collaborations with other schools, faculty accomplishments, awards, clinical activities, and special events. You can share news and updates with the editors of the weekly digest here. With the launch of our online platform LENS, we will be sharing a weekly roundup of legal education news, highlighting the most important stories.