On February 8, 2024, NYLS’s Racial Justice Project hosted an event honoring the legal icon Justice Thurgood Marshall.
Top Grades for NYLS in Academics, Diversity, and Campus
In its latest issue, preLaw magazine awarded New York Law School top grades for key academic programs in addition to highlighting our impressive Tribeca campus and diversity initiatives.
The Art of Law at NYLS
Take a tour around campus to discover the natural partnership between the study of law and the appreciation and practice of art.
Faculty Highlights: Fall 2023
New York Law School faculty are dedicated educators and renowned experts in their respective fields. Read more about a selection of our full-time faculty’s scholarship and professional achievements from Fall 2023.
Field and Campus: Fall 2023
There’s always something new happening on New York Law School’s campus. From civic programs and panel discussions to community celebrations and student organization events, the Fall 2023 semester was a busy one. Read some of our latest dispatches from 185 West Broadway.
Leadership and Impact: NYLS at the Annual Meeting of the Association of American Law Schools
NYLS was well represented at this year’s Meeting through faculty and administrative leaders appearing on panels, receiving awards, and taking on new leadership roles.
New York Law School’s Top 10 Stories of 2023
Take a look at some of New York Law School’s most engaging spotlights and feature stories from around the law school community in 2023.
NYLS at the Association of American Law Schools Annual Meeting
The Annual Meeting of the Association of American Law Schools is taking place in Washington, D.C, from January 3 to January 6, 2024.
New York Law School Shares Experiential Learning Expertise With Delegation From the Philippines
Since most legal education in the Philippines is on a part-time basis, the delegation was particularly curious about NYLS’s Evening Division experiential learning opportunities.
Professor Britney Wilson Presents Pathbreaking Work-in-Progress
In September 2023, Professor Britney Wilson presented on her paper-in-progress, “Predisposed: Race, Disability, and Death Investigations,” at the 22nd Annual Health Law Scholars Workshop.