Columbia Law News

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Go inside Columbia Law School’s orientation with members of the Class of 2024 and learn what they hope to accomplish over the next three years.

Members of this year’s class will focus on issues including reimagining the criminal justice system, advocating for women’s and LGBTQ+ rights, and fighting for immigration reform. 

The fellowship sponsored by the government of India honors University Professor Jagdish Bhagwati, the influential trade theorist.

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.

Despite COVID-19 restrictions, students in Columbia Law School clinics have been gaining real-world experience as advocates, educators, litigators, mediators, and researchers.

Park has used her legal education to support the Asian American community in New York through extracurricular activities and as a Davis Polk Leadership fellow.

A member of the fall 2020 LL.M. cohort, Jomaa shares his favorite Law School moments and explains what the law means to him. 

A member of the January 2021 LL.M. cohort, Efurhievwe shares how Columbia Law helped her build on her experience helping asylum seekers and what the law means to her.

Williams shares how the Harlan Fiske Stone Moot Court shaped their Law School experience and what the law means to them.