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Former U.S. Solicitor General Donald B. Verrilli Jr. ’83 to Speak at 2026 Columbia Law School Graduation

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Student Spotlight: Margaret Broihier ’27

Jason Harward, finalist in the 2026 Harlan Fiske Stone Moot Court Competition
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Student Spotlight: Jason Harward ’26

Coley Hungate, finalist in the 2026 Harlan Fiske Stone Moot Court Competition
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Student Spotlight: Coley Hungate ’26

Benhamin Tutt, finalist in the 2026 Harlan Fiske Stone Moot Court Competition
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Student Spotlight: Benjamin Tutt ’27

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Meet the 2025–2026 LL.M. Named Fellows

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Dean’s Distinguished Speaker Series Launches With Christine Lagarde and Tom Ginsburg

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The Age of Extraction With Tim Wu

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Professor Monica Hakimi on ‘Today’s Wars and Tomorrow’s Order’

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Skadden Fellow Jennifer Morgan ’26 on Helping Workers Exercise Their Rights

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Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg on Public Service and the Future of Local Prosecution

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Meet Marwah ‘Mari’ Ismail ’28: A 2025 Recipient of the Paul & Daisy Soros Fellowships for New Americans

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How I Got Here: Erica Finkle ’09

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Professor Clare Huntington ’96 on AI Companions

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Meta and Google Lost a Major Social Media Addiction Lawsuit. Their Troubles Are Far from Over.

  • Eric Talley
| Yahoo Finance
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Warsh Fed Nomination Stays on Hold While Legal Battle Over Powell Continues

  • Kathryn Judge
| Reuters
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Why Congress Rarely Pushes Back When Presidents Deploy Military Force

  • Matthew C. Waxman
| NPR
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Mirror Voting: Reform or Power Play?

  • John C. Coffee, Jr.
| New York Law Journal
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Asylum-Seekers Increasingly Face Detention While Their Cases Proceed, in a Departure From the Past

  • Elora Mukherjee
| NBC News
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ICE Agents Said To Have Posed as Police, a Tactic Some Fear Could Erode Trust in Real Cops

  • Jeffrey A. Fagan
| Associated Press
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Unfinished Business: Racial Justice After Jesse Jackson

  • Kimberle W. Crenshaw
| Intersectionality Matters!

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