Privilege, Not a Right: Equilibrium in Law School
Law school is a battleground, not just of intellect but of perseverance. Angel Kate Alag examines the concept of "privilege" within the legal profession, arguing that true social justice requires…
Negotiation and Problem-Solving Methods: Skills Lawyers Must Have To Circumvent Litigation
Explore why negotiation and problem-solving are critical skills for lawyers seeking to resolve disputes outside of court, reducing client stress and alleviating congested judicial dockets.
Keeping Your Sanity in Law School: A Guide for the Working Students
For many working law students, the second half of the day begins when everyone else is asleep. This guide explores how to balance the demands of career, family, and law…
Amid new environments, first-generation law students seek to make their mark
"The first-generation law student is a trailblazer, braving the rigors of legal education without a roadmap. They turn the challenges of their journey into catalysts, establishing legacies that resonate with…
Bar Boys: The Musical (2025) — A Nod to the Fine Art of Advocacy
By Leigh Anne Darlene E. Dispo Photo by: Barefoot Theatre Collaborative It is not rocket science: studying law is brutal, cathartic, and scarring. This is why law school — or…
Into the Breach: A Look into the Pedagogical Powerplay
By Leigh Anne Darlene E. Dispo | The Red Chronicles Layout by Aubrey Angeli W. Tan | The Red Chronicles It is a truth universally acknowledged that in law school,…
The Padrino System: How Reciprocity Rots
By Mikhail Joshua T. Bellosillo (Features Writer Emeritus) | The Red ChroniclesLayout by Patricia Nicole C. Uy | The Red Chronicles We have heard it all before. We know the…
75% Cutie: Defying the Tyranny of Grades
By Ronelie Smile D. Siervo | The Red ChroniclesLayout by Lou Margaret S. Nebit | The Red Chronicles AI OVERVIEW: A 75% grade is generally considered a passing grade, but…