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Kristen Clarke '00, Chief of the Civil Rights Bureau at the NY Attorney General's Office, Delivers Keynote Address

Forthcoming Research Note Examines Fortune 50 Companies' Compliance with SEC Disclosure Requirements

Forthcoming Research Note Examines Fortune 50 Companies' Compliance with SEC Disclosure Requirements

Liliana Zaragoza '13 will work to aid domestic workers in New York; Oscar Lopez '13 will battle 'zero tolerance' school discipline policies

Amanda Richardson ’10 has been named the first global fellow for the Global Center for Women’s Land Rights.

Awards Will Honor Three Distinguished Alumni: Former U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder '76 and Civil Rights Trailblazers Robert L. Carter '41 LL.M. and Constance Baker Motley '46

Columbia Law School Students Ogechi Nzewi '14 and Antonieta Pimienta '14 Helped Secure Housing for a Teenager Whose Mother Is Incarcerated.

During Orientation, Gillian Lester, Dean and the Lucy G. Moses Professor of Law, Welcomed New Students, Encouraging Them to Think Critically and to Engage Deeply with the Columbia Law School Community

Columbia Law School Professor Elora Mukherjee and Eight Students in the Law School's Immigrants' Rights Clinic Were the First to Offer Pro Bono, Individual Representation to Asylum Seekers Detained at a New Family Detention Center in Dilley, Texas

Students in Columbia Law School's Adolescent Representation Clinic Traveled to Albany with Professor Jane Spinak to Advocate for Resources for Youth Aging Out of Foster Care