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A longtime champion of voting rights, the 82nd Attorney General of the United States is working to end partisan gerrymandering across the U.S. 

This year’s lectures examined the writings of Frantz Fanon, a leading theorist of race and revolution. 

The Columbia Law expert on the law of democracy says the nation’s greatest election problem is the efforts to undermine voters’ faith in them.  

Learn what the new administration and Congress could mean for antidiscrimination regulations, the environment, EU-U.S. relations, immigration, labor relations, national security, and taxation.

Hear why these 1Ls chose Columbia Law School, what classes they are excited to tackle, and how they envision the next three years.

Columbia Law faculty discussed the implications of important Supreme Court decisions from the 2023–2024 term.

Columbia Law legal scholars Olatunde C.A. Johnson and Jeremy Kessler joined a discussion on President Dwight D. Eisenhower’s complicated record on integration in schools and the military.

The civil rights lawyer, teacher, and drummer has devoted his career to voting rights and criminal justice reform.

Dean Daniel Abebe shares a message with the Columbia Law community. 

Students within the clinic partner with community groups to explore ways to leverage transactional, litigation, regulatory, and policy advocacy strategies to create systemic change.