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Drake is spending her first deployment as a National Guard lieutenant by supporting a drive-through testing site and leading a squad that distributes food in Westchester County, New York.

Columbia Law School faculty weigh in on the COVID-19 pandemic and its implications on law, policy, business, and society.

Columbia Law students remain eligible for the New York bar as the online credit limit is waived due to coronavirus health emergency.

Dean Gillian Lester presented this year’s medals to Jim Millstein ’82 and Franklin Thomas ’63 at the 71st annual Winter Luncheon.

The event marked the 10th anniversary of the founding of the intersectional student group Empowering Women of Color.

Task force members John Coffee Jr. and Judge Jed S. Rakoff say a new statute would end conflicting criteria for insider trading prosecutions.

“Watergate Girl” Jill Wine-Banks ’68 sees parallels between the pursuit of truth under Richard Nixon and Donald Trump.

Judge Sorokin asks those convicted to acknowledge, if not ameliorate, the harm they caused.

The Columbia Black Law Students Association honored Jamila Hall ’03 and organized a day of panel discussions.

The Columbia Law professor’s European and American sensibilities inform The Brussels Effect, her analysis of the European Union’s outsize influence on global issues, including antitrust law, data privacy, food safety, and climate change.