Story Archive

Alumni share their experiences working on racial equity and the paths they took to social justice work.

Vilified by many Democrats and fired by President Trump, the former FBI director talks about meeting with the president, why he leaked his memo, and how he will work to deny Trump a second term.

On January 29, members of Columbia Law School’s Public Interest/Public Service Council officially convened for the first time.

Clare Skinner ’20 LL.M. and Ellie Dupler ’20 report on their recent trip to Beirut where they attended a workshop tied to the Human Rights Clinic's ongoing advocacy work on the right to mental health in Yemen.

Just because it’s on "CSI" doesn’t mean it’s real. As a strategic litigator for the Innocence Project, Delger works to persuade courts to follow science, not precedent, in considering forensic evidence.

As assistant dean and dean of judicial clerkships and judicial relations, Saavedra is building on the Law School’s clerkship traditions and culture.

A Columbia Law professor’s advice turned Brett Busby’s career interests from tax law to appellate work.

Graduates will span the globe, working on immigration issues, advocating for victims of violence, and more.

María José Martínez ’19 LL.M. Awarded LL.M. Public Interest and Government Fellowship at the New York City Commission on Human Rights