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The WSJ (may be behind pay wall) has done us the favor of digging out the total number of entering 1L's, and law students overall, at ABA approved law schools, since…

Updated 7/11/13 We're ready to go with this year's list of lateral law professor moves.  As always, I've cribbed other lists to get things going.  Thanks Brian!  I rely on…

Richard Barnes, a law professor at the University of  Mississippi since 1989, died a few days ago in an automobile accident.  Richard was a kindred spirit in the UCC, and…

How in the world did I miss this story?  

It is with great sadness that I write about the sudden passing of a terrific historian and a very generous and humane man, Robert F. Engs.  Dr. Engs was educated…

I am saddened to pass along the news that William Conger, long-time Univeristy Counsel at Oklahoma City University, passed away yesterday.  Cribbing now from OCU's press release: Bill, as he…

Final update This is a brutal time to take leadership of a new law school, but openings must be filled!  Here, then, is the list for annual list, which I…

I spent a little time looking at Dan Filler's data that compares the 2011 and 2012 entering first year student credentials (what he calls predictors).  Obviously we don't yet have…

I see from the Southern Intellectual History Circle page on facebook that distinguished historian Bertram Wyatt-Brown passed away on November 5.  Wyatt-Brown was educated at Sewanee, Cambridge University, and Johns…

I'm very much looking forward to attending the 25th Annual meeting of the Southern Intellectual History Circle next February 21-23, 2013 in Macon, Georgia.   Professor Beth Barton Schweiger of the University of Arkansas, who…