Yale and Stanford Law Schools have moved up virtual recruiting to June this year, ahead of the formal on-campus interviews (OCI) that are held in late summer, to better align the hiring timeline.

Feb 14 (Reuters) - Stanford and Yale Law are moving up their law firm summer associate recruiting programs by a month to June, and while most competing schools say they aren't following suit ...

On Thursday, law students at Stanford (the No. 2 law school in the country) followed the example set by their peers at Yale (No. 1) by shouting down U.S. Circuit Court Judge Kyle Duncan ...

Yale Law School admitted 12% of its 2023 class using the GRE, followed by Stanford Law School, Harvard Law School, Cornell ...

The Yale University Law School is ranked No ... the mindset of “tolerant” liberals was on full display. >>> That Tantrum at Stanford Law School and What to Do About It I could probably ...

The announcement came after Stanford's associate dean for diversity ... judges said in October they would not hire clerks from Yale Law School due to a pervasive “cancel culture” at the ...

The Stanford Federalist Society invited Judge ... It was reminiscent of an equally disgraceful event at Yale Law School when another conservative speaker was similarly canceled -- the law students ...

“And as a number of people said, if they go out of law school with these ideas that this is OK and proper, it could be incredibly dangerous because the kids from Stanford and Yale are going to ...

But since the first U.S. News ranking were published in 1991, Yale Law School has ranked No.1 every single year, though it shared the top spot with Stanford Law in its final U.S. News rankings ...

Yale Law School's Hurst Horizon Scholarship ... law schools have made similar efforts in recent years. In May, Stanford Law School announced it was eliminating tuition for low-income students.