NYU School of Law today announced the launch of the Democracy Project, formed to pursue research and convene conversations on democratic governance in an age of polarization and extremism.

On August 15, a three-judge panel from the US Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit ruled that a civil rights lawsuit in ...

NYU Law’s newest trustees bring diverse backgrounds in business, entertainment, philanthropy and communications. The new name ...

It’s commonly said that the law should be above political infighting. Jonathan Gould, who joins the NYU Law faculty this fall ...

Oren Bar-Gill is unequivocal about his reason for returning to NYU Law as a fulltime faculty member. “I love the people at ...

In graduate school at Princeton University, Sarah Seo wrote a paper on Anna Jones Robinson (1922), the first Black woman ...

With democracy under increasing attack around the world, Amrit Singh is keenly interested in what law can do—and what it ...

For some, like me, sports is a diversion—an opportunity to socialize, decompress, and have fun. For others, like our former ...

Erika Wilson wasn’t sure she wanted to become a lawyer until, as a college student, she watched Cheryl Mills, then–White ...

Can you tell me what it is about your training as a lawyer that’s affected your career?GARY BETTMAN: What I learned in law ...

On December 12, Bryce Rudyk LLM ’08, the director of NYU Law’s United Nations Diplomacy Clinic, stood at a lectern to face a panel of judges at the UN International Court of Justice (ICJ) in The Hague ...

In a lower Manhattan office tower, an NYU Law alumna negotiates the financing of a multinational merger—before taking the ...