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NYLS Roundtable: How Have NYLS Scholarships Helped You?

We sat down with students from our Day Division and Evening Division to discuss how scholarships at NYLS have given them the opportunity to become the lawyer they dream of being.

New York Law School Law Review Publishes Race, Bias, and Advocacy Edition

New York Law School is proud to publish a special edition of the New York Law School Law Review, featuring groundbreaking scholarship by faculty who lead the School’s Race, Bias, and Advocacy course and racial justice programs.

Best Places to Eat Near New York Law School

At New York Law School, we’re extremely proud of our hometown and our vibrant neighborhood. We rounded up our Student Ambassadors’ favorite places to grab a meal in between classes or study sessions.

Katie Condon ’23, Kayla Dobrinski ’24 Evening, Nelson O. Melgar Martinez ’23 Evening, Taylor Moore ’23

Meet Our Law Students: Humans of NYLS, October 2022

In the latest Humans of NYLS series feature, get to know a few of the law students who are leading in student organizations across campus.

New York Law School Launches an Honors Externship in Washington, D.C.

New York Law School (NYLS) has launched their new “NYLS in D.C. Honors Externship” program this semester. The externship provides NYLS students with in-person work placements, including at The Department of Health and Human Services, the Department of Justice, leading advocacy groups and technology firms, and law firms, among others.

4 Ways to Prioritize Your Mental Health as a Law Student

Here are four things NYLS students can do to manage their mental health.

Ivana Berlin ’22, Carly Gartenberg ’22, Julia Miller ’22, and Marissa Zanfardino ’22

Introducing the 2022–24 New York Law School Postgraduate Fellows in Social Justice

Following graduation from New York Law School, several postgraduate fellows are continuing their work in areas of social justice using skills they honed over their time at the School.