New initiative at the Center for New York City and State Law will provide space, resources, and institutional support for journalists and provide new opportunities for students and faculty to learn and contribute
No Place Like Home: The History and Future of Tribeca and NYLS
Explore the deep and enduring connection between Tribeca and New York Law School—one forged through shared history and strengthened through service and collaboration.
Alumni Spotlight: Victor Suthammanont ’05
Victor Suthammanont ’05 shares how his unique path from the theatre to the courtroom has shaped both his legal practice and his work as a novelist.
Professor Ruti G. Teitel Answers the NYLS 10
Professor Teitel answers the NYLS 10—10 questions about her work, her interests, and the things she looks forward to.
Field and Campus: Fall 2025
Get up to date with all of the latest happenings from the Fall 2025 semester on our beloved campus in the heart of Tribeca.
Faculty Highlights: Fall 2025
Read our faculty’s scholarship and professional achievements from Fall 2025.
Class Notes: Fall 2025
Class Notes reflect the recent achievements and milestones of NYLS’s esteemed alumni community.
Which Law School Is Right for Me?
Deciding which law school you will attend is not only a significant career decision, it’s also a very personal one.
National Study Reports Progress on Law Schools’ Central Role in Safeguarding Housing and Community Stability
New York Law School’s Housing Justice Leadership Institute released Building the Housing Justice Pipeline: Law Schools’ Role in the Right to Counsel Movement, a first-of-its-kind national report examining how U.S. law schools are preparing the next generation of attorneys to advance housing justice and protect tenants facing eviction.
NYLS and The Plumeri Center for Small Business Empowerment Announce the Gig Economy Project
New York Law School (NYLS) and its Plumeri Center for Small Business Empowerment are launching the Gig Economy Project, a pioneering initiative addressing the legal and policy challenges facing New York’s fast-growing gig and freelance workforce.