The Colleges of Law Blog
We the People, Explained: A Love Letter to Law School in America’s 250th Year
As America marks its 250th year, Dean Brandy Price reflects on the education that transformed her understanding of the Constitution, citizenship, and the enduring responsibility to defend the rule of
We the People, Explained: The River Still Moves — America at 250
As America nears its 250th birthday, a journey along the Civil Rights Trail becomes a meditation on memory, history, and the currents that still shape the nation. BY BRANDY PRICE
How Is AI Changing Compliance in Law?
Artificial intelligence is changing compliance by enabling real-time monitoring, predictive risk assessment, and automated regulatory analysis. For legal professionals, this means shifting from manual oversight to strategic governance of AI-driven
How a Hybrid J.D. Program Prepares Lawyers for Modern Legal Practice
A hybrid J.D. program combines flexible online learning, hands-on legal training, and responsible AI use to prepare today’s law students. Technology is changing how work gets done, and both clients
What Does a Hybrid J.D. Program Teach? A Faculty Perspective on Real-World Legal Training
Learn how a hybrid J.D. program builds practical legal skills through mentorship, research training, and real-world application. Request information today From the very beginning of their careers, lawyers must be
Student Success Hosts Mentor Coffee Events and Real Time Workshops
The department’s events connected students with advisors and mentors for guided practice and meaningful engagement. The Student Success and Bar Preparation Department shares the following update. This spring, the department
We the People, Explained: The Birthday Piece
This article, written by a student at The Colleges of Law, reflects on 250 years of America’s promises, progress, and the people who shaped them. Note: This article’s student author
Faculty Spotlight: Douglas Reeve
Douglas Reeve blends teaching and law, guiding students to build strong foundations and see their future in the legal profession. BY ISABEL NELSON Douglas Reeve, an instructor at The Colleges
We the People, Explained: Law on America’s 250th Birthday
Law students explore liberty, equality, and justice, examining how the nation’s founding ideals are interpreted and challenged today. BY BRANDY PRICE In 1776, a fledgling nation declared its independence and
