Current Issue: May/June 2009

Cover Story: Are HBCUs Still Relevant?
In a world where diversity is on the rise and educational opportunities for black students are expanding, some argue that HBCUs have outlived their purpose. Is it time to merge them with traditionally “white” schools? The debate continues.
By Kara Mayer Robinson  Read More

Features
The ABA Bar Passage Standard, One Year Later: Where Are We Now, and Where Do We Go from Here?
Two highly respected experts reflect on the debate that developed the ABA’s new accreditation standards for first-time bar passage, explore its impact, and offer “next steps.”
By Cassandra Sneed Ogden, Esq., and E. Christopher Johnson Jr., Esq.   Read More

“A Year in the Life”
Two first-year associates share their learning-on-the-job experiences.
By Patrick Folliard Read More

Association Focus
Human Rights Campaign Read More

Spotlighting
Jack Chen — Visionary  Read More

Movers & Shakers