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Columbia Law alumni and friends who fund scholarships meet the students who benefit from their generosity.

On display in the lobby of Jerome L. Greene Hall, the exhibition celebrates the life of Paul Robeson 1923, who graduated from Columbia Law School a century ago.

The $17.5 million gift, the largest single commitment in the history of Columbia Law, will help support the design and construction of the Law Library renovation.

The retired New York State Supreme Court justice was the first woman to serve as president of the Columbia Law School Association.

Blinken will deliver the keynote address to the graduating Class of 2021 during the April 29 online graduation ceremony. 

Alumni, faculty, and scholars take on pivotal positions in the Biden administration.

His novel Interior Chinatown tackles issues of Asian American identity in culture and law.  

A litigation partner at Arnold & Porter Kaye Scholer and a self-described person of faith, Boston is the first woman of color to be elected president of the New York City Bar Association. Her priorities include encouraging diversity and inclusion in the profession, navigating the repercussions of COVID-19, and safeguarding the rule of law.

Voting rights expert Myrna Pérez ’03 says voters need “lots of options” to make sure everyone can cast a ballot safely, in person or otherwise.

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