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New Calls for Papers have arrived in inbox and I've included these CFP's from the AALS Sections on Education Law and on Disability Law and the Section on Sexual Orientation…

Updated below. I keep seeing  announcement of various Association of American Law Schools sections calling for papers for panels at the 2014 meeting in New York City.  They're tacked up…

The McNeil Center for Early American Studies, The Library Company of Philadelphia, The Historical Society of Pennsylvania, and Stenton Museum have issued a call for papers for a conference on…

For some reason, this article eluded me until now.  Michael Simkovic and Frank McIntyre conducted a study assessing the long term value of a law degree.  Their conclusion: the mean…

Yes, I have a daughter who's One Direction crazy.  So I had to go through the fairly substantial effort required to figure out what doesn't seem to be anywhere else…

LSAC has released test taker data for the June LSAT.  23,997 individuals took the June test, down 1,226 - 4.9% - from June 2012.   The number of first-time takers…

It's here.  I sure hope it's final, though history suggests that I left somebody off the list and I'll learn of the omission upon the posting of this announcement.

From the communitylibraries.net project:  We are delighted to announce the launch of a new AHRC-funded international research network on Community Libraries, which aims to establish a dynamic, interdisciplinary research forum to…

I can already predict the response to this post over at Tax Prof that analyzes JD job prospects based on JD degrees per capita.  His model predicts undersupply of law grads…

Yxta Maya Murray at Loyola Law School has passed along a call for papers for a conference on Law, Peace, and Violence: Jurisprudence and the Possibilities of Peace next March at Seattle…