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Dean Daniel Abebe shares a message with the community about the 2026–2027 Academic Policy on Student Use of AI.

Popular prediction market platforms are riddled with informed trading and ripe for comprehensive reform, says the Columbia Law expert on securities law.

Alumni from class years ending in 1 and 6 gathered to celebrate their ties to Columbia Law School and each other. 

Law School faculty and legal experts offer insights into the high court's rulings from this term.

The innovative legal scholar with expertise in computer science joins the Columbia Law School faculty as an associate professor.

 

The Office of Public Interest/Public Service Law and Careers shares some of the ways that Columbia Law graduates will serve communities and clients through impactful postgraduate fellowships.

Judges, faculty members, practicing attorneys, and alumni counseled future clerks at the second annual daylong boot camp.

This has been a year of remarkable and unmistakable progress. In this special digital publication, explore the ways Columbia Law School is moving forward with excellence, ambition, and purpose.

The yearlong competition culminated with finalists Margaret Broihier ’27, Jason Harward ’26, Coley Hungate ’26, and Benjamin Tutt ’27 arguing before a panel of distinguished jurists. Tutt won the prize for best oral presentation, and Hungate won for best final-round brief.

The judge for the U.S. District Court for the District of Massachusetts joined Dean Daniel Abebe for a fireside chat and spoke about his path to the law, the nuances of sentencing, and the value of clerking.