Past Coverage

• Does Affirmative Action Hurt Black Law Students? - November 12, 2004
• At Michigan, Beneficiary of Affirmative Action Is Proud to Defend It - December 13, 2002
• Law-School Council Suggests De-emphasizing Test Scores to Encourage Diversity - January 7, 2000
• Report Accuses U. of Nebraska Law School of Heavily Favoring Minority Applicants - October 8, 2008
• Why Affirmative Action Works at Michigan - April 20, 2001

Commentary

• Cases in Point: Intellectual-Property Agreements: Are You Managing Your Rights?

  In view of recent federal-court decisions, three lawyers urge colleges to carefully review two common methods of licensing the inventions of their faculty members.

• The City Where Diploma Dreams Go to Die

  Systemic high-school performance failure has elicited much hand-wringing. But there should be equal anguish, writes Kevin Carey, over breakdowns at the college level.

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  Why Liberal Arts Need Career Services

  Creative teaching and career planning are not mutually exclusive, writes Katharine S. Brooks.

Campus Viewpoint

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