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The head of the prestigious journal is taking steps to diversify its membership.

The Columbia Black Law Students Association honored alumni Leonard Baynes ’82 and Judge Richard Franklin Boulware II ’02 at an online gala and also hosted a virtual conference.

Morgan is one of only two law students in the nation to receive the prestigious Phillips Fellowship in the Office of the Solicitor General.

As Pradhan prepares to embark on his legal career, he is following his own advice and taking full advantage of life at Columbia Law.

During his 2L year, Hawley served as president of two student organizations: OutLaws and the Health Law Association. He plans to launch his career as a litigator focusing on health care and employment law.

Cultivating Resilience: From Uncertainty to Revolution served as the theme for the sixth annual event hosted by Empowering Women of Color.

The Columbia Black Law Students Association honored New York City mayoral candidate Maya Wiley ’89 and Missouri Judge Lisa White Hardwick at its annual gala and hosted a virtual conference entitled “Reimagining Justice.”

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

Kori Cooper ’21, Seojin Park ’21, and Lorena Rodriguez ’21 share what the student organization means to them.

Jeannine Acevedo ’05, partner at White & Case, and Myrna Pérez ’03, director of the Brennan Center’s voting rights and elections program, received Distinguished Alumni Awards.