As a law student, Lina Khan authored a prizewinning law review note that offered a groundbreaking, influential analysis of ...

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If you are considering a career in legal academia, there is no better place to prepare than at NYU Law. We have a long track record of successfully placing NYU Law alumni and affiliates in teaching ...

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Please keep in mind that measurements are approximate and individual apartments may vary somewhat from the floor plans. Note that the majority of the apartments in D'Agostino Hall do not have windows ...

Political organizer Stacey Abrams argued that companies have much to lose by abandoning diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI ...

In current legal battles and beyond, NYU Law alumni, students, and faculty are working to protect reproductive freedom and advocate for those made most vulnerable by the Supreme Court’s revocation of ...

In many ways, law schools are ever-changing. Classes enter and graduate, and faculty members eventually retire. But tangible pieces of the past remain, and sometimes can help bring history to life.

Professor of Clinical Law Deborah Archer will become the new director of NYU Law’s renowned Clinical and Advocacy Programs in January 2023, when Vice Dean Randy Hertz, who has led the programs since ...

Judge Beverly Martin Judge Beverly Martin, who stepped down from the US Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit at the end of September, is joining NYU Law’s Center on Civil Justice (CCJ) as its ...