Students at Thomas Jefferson School of Law starting in the fall will no longer attend classes here. Photo: Wikimedia Commons.
Thomas Jefferson School of Law welcomed students to a gleaming $90 million downtown San Diego campus in January 2011, touting the brand new facility’s state-of-the-art technology and creature comforts, including a meditation room in the 40,000-square-foot law library.
The eight-story campus would allow for a modest expansion of the school’s nearly 1,000 J.D. students, officials said.
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