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You Got Me Through: 2026 Graduates on Gratitude and Compassion

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Columbia Law School’s Weil, Gotshal & Manges Distinguished Jurist Speaker Series Launches With Judge Brian E. Murphy ’06

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100 Years of Arguments: Inside the Harlan Fiske Stone Moot Court Competition

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2026 Ira M. Millstein Memorial Conference Focuses on Private Equity and Innovation in Corporate Governance

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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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Columbia University Honors Professor Elora Mukherjee With Faculty Service Award

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Professor Olatunde Johnson Honored With the 2026 Willis L.M. Reese Prize for Excellence in Teaching

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Faculty Experts on Immigration, Federalism, and the Supreme Court

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Timothy M. Reif ’85: Solving Trade Law’s Puzzles

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For the Record: A History of the Law Library Through Artifacts and Treasures

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Columbia Law School Launches the Center for Law and the Economy, Led by Professors Lina Khan and Lev Menand

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“If we want AI policy that actually works for the public, then decisions cannot be made by executives and investors alone. Workers must have a say in what they build, whom it serves and how it is used. If they do, the rest of us will have a better chance of living with technology governed by democratic values, not merely by corporate and military imperatives.”

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Charter Revision Politics: A Primer

  • Richard Briffault
| Vital City
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Elon Musk Has Lost Yet Another Legal Battle. Why He’ll Still Keep Fighting

  • Dorothy S. Lund
| BBC News
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American Laws Are Normalizing Discrimination Against Transgender People. Who’s Next?

  • Suzanne Goldberg
| The Advocate
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The President vs. the Fed

  • Kathryn Judge
  • Lev Menand
| PBS Frontline
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The Roberts Court Takes a Page from Plessy v. Ferguson

  • Jamal Greene
| Mother Jones
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What Does Legal Authoritarianism Look Like?

  • Madhav Khosla
| Lawyering Without Law | Knight First Amendment Institute
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Prediction Markets

  • Joshua Mitts
| Bloomberg Law Podcast

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