On Sunday, October 19, 2025, the NYLS Pro Evening Division community came together for the first annual Family Day.
New Board Chair John Estes ’95 on Innovation, Collaboration, and NYLS’s Future
In July 2025, NYLS announced John E. Estes ’95 as the new Chair of its Board of Trustees. Learn more about his clear and ambitious vision for the Law School’s next chapter.
NYLS’s Constitution and Citizenship Day Summit: Exploring Civic Engagement and Education
On September 16, 2025, New York Law School (NYLS) hosted the inaugural Constitution and Citizenship Day Summit.
Empowering Tomorrow’s Lawyers in the Age of AI: The NYLS Approach
Artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping legal education and practice in real time. New York Law School is meeting this moment head-on, with our community leading the way in exploring both the promise and the challenges of this transformation. Through innovative coursework, a dedicated AI Task Force, and a strong focus on ethics and responsibility, NYLS is empowering the next generation of lawyers to engage with AI critically and responsibly.
Class Notes: Spring 2025
Class Notes reflect the recent achievements and milestones of NYLS’s esteemed alumni community.
Professor Howard Meyers Answers the NYLS 10
Professor Howard S. Meyers answers the NYLS 10—10 questions about his work, his interests, and the things he looks forward to in the upcoming year.
Faculty Highlights: Spring 2025
Read our faculty’s scholarship and professional achievements from Spring 2025.
Field and Campus: Spring 2025
Get up to date with all of the latest happenings from the Spring 2025 semester on our beloved campus in the heart of Tribeca.
Alumni Spotlight: Tarrian Ellis ’18
Meet Tarrian Ellis ’18, a financial services attorney fluent in both the complexities of financial regulation and the language of public service.
NYLS Appoints Christopher Bruno as Inaugural Chief of Economic Development Programs and Strategies
Christopher Bruno ’12 Will Lead a Community Driven Approach to Catalyze Local Entrepreneurship and Economic Development in Tribeca by Leveraging the Community Based Legal Resources and Technical Assistance of the NYLS Plumeri Center for Small Business Empowerment