John Marshall Harlan II Professor Penelope Andrews was awarded the Law and Society Association’s 2025 Ronald Pipkin Service Award.

Emeritus Professor Robert Blecker’s new play entitled “Father Anonymous,” the story of America’s Forgotten Founder Dr. Joseph Warren, opened Off Broadway.

Professor Kirk D. Burkhalter ’04 was appointed Dean for Evening Division Engagement.

Adjunct Professor Jenna Coudin won the National Legal Aid and Defender Association’s New Leaders in Advocacy Award.

Dean and President Anthony W. Crowell was named to City & State New York’s 2025 Law Power 100 and Trailblazers in Higher Education lists.

Professors from Practice Shahrokh Falati ’08 and Michael Pastor were appointed the new Co-Directors of NYLS’s Innovation Center for Law and Technology.

Senior Associate Dean for Academic Affairs and Institutional Strategy Matt Gewolb was appointed as the Manhattan Borough President’s Commissioner on the New York City Charter Revision Commission.

Professor Justin Murray was appointed a full Professor of Law.

Professor from Practice Michael Pastor was appointed Dean for Technology Law Programs.

Distinguished Adjunct Professor Jeffrey M. Wice has been appointed to serve as a member of the national States Count Action Network (S-CAN) Census 2030 Steering Committee by the Leadership Conference on Civil & Human RIghts and State Voices.

Professor Britney Wilson was appointed a full Professor of Law.

Professor Britney Wilson was selected to participate in the American Society for Legal History's J. Willard Hurst Summer Institute in Legal History.

Wallace Stevens Professor Kris Franklin co-authored Contracts: A Context and Practice Casebook, Fourth Edition (Carolina Academic Press 2025)

Emeritus Professor Michael Perlin and Distinguished Adjunct Professor Heather E. Cucolo ’03 co-authored the 41st supplement to Mental Disability Law: Civil and Criminal (Lexis Publishing).

Emeritus Professor Michael Perlin authored a chapter titled “‘I'll Give You Justice’: Why the Use of Therapeutic Jurisprudence Is the Best Way to Eradicate Sanism in the Law” in the Routledge Handbook of Disability, Crime, and Justice (2025).

Professor Andrew Scherer authored Residential Landlord-Tenant Law in New York, 30th edition (Thomson-Reuters 2024–25).

Emerita John Marshall Harlan II Professor Nadine Strossen co-authored War on Words: 10 Arguments Against Free Speech—And Why They Fail (Heresy Press 2025)

Ernst C. Stiefel Professor of Comparative Law Ruti G. Teitel authored Presidential Visions of Transitional Justice (Oxford University Press 2025).

Ernst C. Stiefel Professor of Comparative Law Ruti G. Teitel co-authored a chapter titled “Transitional Justice and Cognitive-Behavioural Studies” in International Legal Theory and the Cognitive Turn (Oxford University Press 2025).

Distinguished Adjunct Professor Barry Appleton authored “A New Mandate for Ottawa: Building Canada’s Sovereign Future” for the think tank Centre for International Governance Innovation (CIGI).

Adjunct Professor Andrew C. Brunsden authored “Trump’s inspector general purge undermines a government watchdog” in The Hill.

Professor from Practice Shahrokh Falati ’08 authored “Humans 1: Machines 0: Copyright Law's Impact on Commercializing Artificially Intelligent Software” in the New York Law Journal.

Senior Associate Dean for Academic Affairs and Institutional Strategy Matt Gewolb authored “The Power of Student Prior Knowledge in Legal Education” in the New York Law Journal.

Dean of Faculty and the Rita and Joseph Solomon Professor of Wills, Trusts, and Estates William P. LaPiana co-authored “No Contest Clauses and Lifetime Trusts” in the New York Law Journal.

Emeritus Robert F. Wagner Professor of Labor and Employment Law Arthur S. Leonard authored “Federal court vacates Biden administration’s rule protecting LGBTQ students”; “Supreme Court allows appeal of Fifth Circuit PrEP coverage ruling”; “Supreme Court may decide if parents can ‘opt out’ children from LGBTQ content in public schools”; “Trump’s ‘day one’ executive orders trash LGBTQ rights”; “Bicoastal court orders block Trump’s ban on gender-affirming care for trans minors”; “Two federal judges block Trump from cutting off funding to providers of gender-affirming care to minors”; “Supreme Court will rule on Colorado conversion therapy case”; “Ohio Court of Appeals rules ban on gender-affirming care for minors violates state Constitution”; “Trump’s trans military ban blocked by three federal trial judges”; “SCOTUS likely to rule for parents in dispute over LGBTQ-themed books in Maryland”; “Supreme Court decision to abstain from the ‘T-shirt wars’ draws heated Alito dissent”; “Supreme Court revives straight employee’s sexual orientation discrimination claim”; “Federal Bureau of Prisons blocked from enforcing Trump’s order on trans inmates”; and “Federal court blocks portions of Trump’s anti-trans executive orders” in Gay City News.

Emeritus Robert F. Wagner Professor of Labor and Employment Law Arthur S. Leonard authored “Trump Executive Orders and Other Actions Initiate a War Against Transgender People” in LGBT Law Notes.

Adjunct Professor Addison O'Donnell co-authored “The New Red Tape: Agency Value Matching in a Post-Chevron World” in Administration & Society.

Dean for Technology Law Programs Michael Pastor co-authored “Navigating AI in Legal Practice: A Road Map for In-House Counsel” in the New York Law Journal.

Emeritus Professor Michael Perlin and Deborah Dorfman ’92 authored “‘It Don’t Matter Anyhow’: How the Americans with Disabilities Act Has Become (Mostly) Irrelevant to the Criminal Trial Process.”

Joseph Solomon Distinguished Professor Rebecca Roiphe co-authored “Can Prosecutors' Offices Preserve Public Confidence In Their Nonpartisanship-And, If So, How?” in Fordham Law Review.

Joseph Solomon Distinguished Professor Rebecca Roiphe co-authored “New York Mayor Adams Attacks Fed Prosecutor's Independence, Appeals to Trump” in The National Law Journal.

Joseph Solomon Distinguished Professor Rebecca Roiphe co-authored “Firing Of Jack Smith's Team Is A Threat To Rule Of Law” in Law360.

Joseph Solomon Distinguished Professor Rebecca Roiphe co-authored “Ed Martin is the wrong person to investigate Biden-era prosecutors” in The Hill.

Joseph Solomon Distinguished Professor Rebecca Roiphe co-authored “A GOP U.S. Attorney Does the Right Thing in Eric Adams' Corruption Case” in US News & World Report.

Joseph Solomon Distinguished Professor Rebecca Roiphe authored “Law ≠ Power” in Persuasion.

Emeritus Wallace Stevens Professor Richard Sherwin authored “Donald Trump’s Misrule of Law” and “Trump’s Tariffs and the Will to Power” in Project Syndicate.

Emeritus Wallace Stevens Professor Richard Sherwin co-authored “Living in Constitutional Moments” in Blog of the American Philosophical Association.

Emeritus Wallace Stevens Professor Richard Sherwin authored “The Politics of Memory: Richard Sherwin Reviews Ways of Remembering” in the Socio-Legal Review.

Emerita John Marshall Harlan II Professor Nadine Strossen authored “Business Skills Will Help You Change the World” in ABA Young Lawyer.

Emerita John Marshall Harlan II Professor Nadine Strossen authored “My father survived the Holocaust. Censorship didn’t stop the Nazis, it helped them” on Fox News.

Distinguished Adjunct Professor Jeffrey M. Wice co-authored “Census 2030 is halfway here & N.Y. must prepare” in New York Daily News.

Professor Britney Wilson authored “Predisposed: Race, Disability, and Death Investigations,” forthcoming in the UCLA Law Review.

Distinguished Adjunct Professor Barry Appleton was quoted in “Trump Slaps Tariffs on Mexico, Canada and China in Opening Salvo of Trade War”; “Hegseth Warned of Military Action if Mexico Fails to Meet Trump’s Border Demands”; “Trump’s Tariff War Forces Allies to Choose Resistance or Surrender”; and “Resistance Is Futile, Make a Deal: Trump’s Tariff Message to the World” in The Wall Street Journal.

Distinguished Adjunct Professor Barry Appleton was quoted in “Canada has ‘strong case’ to launch legal challenge against Trump’s tariffs” and “Why Canadian companies are scrambling to adjust to Trump’s new rules on country of origin” in The Logic.

Distinguished Adjunct Professor Barry Appleton was featured in “Trump’s Tariffs on Mexico, Canada, and China Set To Take Effect At Midnight” on Spectrum News NY1.

Distinguished Adjunct Professor Barry Appleton was featured in “President Trump pauses Mexico and Canada tariffs until April 2” on CBS Moneywatch.

Distinguished Adjunct Professor Barry Appleton was featured in “Trump to Announce Sweeping New Tariffs at White House” on CNN News Central.

Distinguished Adjunct Professor Barry Appleton was featured in “Dow plunges 1,600 points in worst day since 2020” on Fox 5 News.

Distinguished Adjunct Professor Barry Appleton was interviewed in “Trump's Trade War: ‘It's the law of presidential whim that governs, rather than that of law’” in the French publication, Libération.

Distinguished Adjunct Professor Barry Appleton was featured in “The World Views US As 'Crazy Uncle At Thanksgiving' In Tariff Talks: New York Law School Professor” on Forbes Breaking News.

Distinguished Adjunct Professor Barry Appleton was quoted in “What happens to Trump’s tariffs now that a court has knocked them down?” in AP News.

Distinguished Adjunct Professor Barry Appleton was featured in “Beyond Boundaries – An International Lawyer’s Quest for Inclusive Justice” on the ABA International Law Section’s Standout podcast.

Professor from Practice Ann Schofield Baker ’97 was quoted in “Donald Trump's talk of annexing Canada and imposing tariffs rattles neighbor to north” on Lohud.com.

Distinguished Chair in Immigration and Human Rights Law Lenni B. Benson was the featured legal expert interviewed for “Immigration Questions Answered for High School Students During Uncertain Times” in Documented.

Distinguished Chair in Immigration and Human Rights Law Lenni B. Benson was featured in “Trump and Davos. Raids against illegal migrants. Zelensky's condition for negotiations with Putin” on Voice of America.

Distinguished Chair in Immigration and Human Rights Law Lenni B. Benson was featured in “Trump Administration Sues NY State Over Driver's License Law” on Uptown Radio.

Distinguished Chair in Immigration and Human Rights Law Lenni B. Benson was a featured legal analyst in “Judge to hear lawsuits challenging Trump order to end birthright citizenship” on CBS News.

Distinguished Chair in Immigration and Human Rights Law Lenni B. Benson was featured in “’Community is How We Get Through the Darkness’: Unexpected Lessons from an Immigration Conference” on Austin Kocher Substack.

Distinguished Chair in Immigration and Human Rights Law Lenni B. Benson was quoted in “Trump Administration Directs Judges to Deny Asylum Without Hearings” in The New York Times.

Distinguished Chair in Immigration and Human Rights Law Lenni B. Benson was quoted in “As Deadline to Address DHS Letter Nears, Experts Say Harvard Should Sue — Again” and “Experts Say Criminal Charges May Be a Bid To Convince HMS Researcher To Leave the U.S. Voluntarily” in The Harvard Crimson.

Distinguished Chair in Immigration and Human Rights Law Lenni B. Benson was quoted in “Can I travel outside the U.S. with a green card? These are the risks” in The Washington Post.

Distinguished Chair in Immigration and Human Rights Law Lenni B. Benson was quoted in “Amal Clooney, wife of actor George Clooney, could be denied reentry to the U.S. over ICC warrants” in The Washington Times.

Emeritus Professor Robert Blecker was featured in an episode of The Arthur Aidala Power Hour.

Dean for Evening Division Engagement Kirk D. Burkhalter ’04 was a featured expert in “New details on how UnitedHealthcare CEO shooting suspect left New York” and “Former NYPD detective on DOJ resignations amid dropped Eric Adams charges” on CBS News.

Dean for Evening Division Engagement Kirk D. Burkhalter ’04 was featured in “Prime Crime: Mom Accused of Daughter’s Murder Blames 2-Year-Old Son” on the Law & Crime Network.

Professor Anna G. Cominsky ’05 was featured in “Karen Read Trial Aftermath: Jurors Speak Out; 1 Officer On Leave & Another Re-Assigned” and “One Month Until Donna Adelson Stands Trial for the Murder of Dan Markel” on Surviving The Survivor: #BestGuests in True Crime.

Professor Anna G. Cominsky ’05 was a featured analyst in “Trump denies asking DOJ to drop Mayor Adams' case” on The Lead with Jake Tapper on CNN.

Professor Anna G. Cominsky ’05 was quoted in “New York Mayor Eric Adams’s corruption case dismissed by federal judge” in The Washington Post.

Professor Anna G. Cominsky ’05 was quoted in “Trump moves to delay justice for hush money scheme until after Election Day” in New York Daily News.

Professor Anna G. Cominsky ’05 was quoted in “Judge cautions prosecutors in healthcare exec murder trial to refrain from public comments” in The Guardian.

Dean and President Anthony W. Crowell was quoted in “US Education Department closure imperils law school finances, deans say” in Reuters.

Dean and President Anthony W. Crowell was profiled in “New York Law School dean centers approach on the economic heart of the Big Apple” in AM New York.

Dean and President Anthony W. Crowell was quoted in “Law Schools Report Record-High Application Rates as Numbers Continue to Skyrocket” on Law.com.

Distinguished Adjunct Professor Heather E. Cucolo ’03 was quoted in “Fact Check: US Law Does NOT Allow For Anthony Fauci To Be Extradited To Russia” in Lead Stories.

Distinguished Adjunct Professor Heather E. Cucolo ’03 was quoted in “Messy Landscape for 'Lookback Window' Laws May Require Litigators To Get Creative” in the Daily Business Review.

Distinguished Adjunct Professor Heather E. Cucolo ’03 was quoted in “Abercombie & Fitch must pay for ex-CEO's criminal sex trafficking defence” in BBC News.

Distinguished Adjunct Professor Heather E. Cucolo ’03 was quoted in “Sean 'Diddy' Combs defense lawyers face uphill battle in bid to undermine accusers” in Reuters.

Distinguished Adjunct Professor Heather E. Cucolo ’03 was quoted in “Diddy trial recap: Potential jurors asked about sexual assault; several reference violent video” in USA Today.

Distinguished Adjunct Professor Heather E. Cucolo ’03 was quoted in “Most of the New York Child Victims Act lawsuits remain in limbo five years later” in NBC News.

Distinguished Adjunct Professor Heather E. Cucolo ’03 was quoted in “The Harvey Weinstein retrial is playing out in Manhattan court – Will he testify?” in The Guardian.

Distinguished Adjunct Professor Heather E. Cucolo ’03 was quoted in “‘I was repulsed’: Diddy ex-girlfriend recounts sex marathons with strangers” on PIX 11

Adjunct Professor Joanne Doroshow was quoted in “Georgia Gov. Kemp wants to limit lawsuits. But would that keep insurance rates from rising?” in AP News.

Adjunct Professor Joanne Doroshow was quoted in “How Brian Kemp’s proposed legal overhaul could affect your health care” in Atlanta Journal Constitution.

Adjunct Professor Lucas Ferrara was quoted in “Long Island City landlord accused of 421-a violations” and “Landlord using rental concessions to abuse 421–a benefits at Jamaica project, suit claims” in Crain’s New York Business.

Adjunct Professor Lucas Ferrara was quoted in “Exclusive: Class action lawsuit accuses LIC landlord of illegal rent overcharges” in the Queens Post.

Adjunct Professor Lucas Ferrara was quoted in “New state order could spare 1 million rent-stabilized tenantss from water fees” in Gothamist.

Emeritus Professor Ronald Filler was quoted in “CFTC Rocked by Exits and Sanctions as Crypto Reform Awaits” in Bloomberg News.

Professor Doni Gewirtzman gave a talk for the Wilf Impact Center on “The Trump Administration and the Future of Constitutional Law.”

Visiting Professor Brandt Goldstein was featured in “Trump vs. Courts” on CNN.

Dean of Faculty and the Rita and Joseph Solomon Professor of Wills, Trusts, and Estates William P. LaPiana was quoted in “Jeffrey Epstein’s Estate Got a $112 Million Tax Refund” in The New York Times.

Distinguished Adjunct Professor Stephen Louis was quoted in “City Council’s 'Crackdown' on Bogus Parking Placards Is Itself Bogus, Data Reveals” in Hell Gate.

Distinguished Adjunct Professor Stephen Louis was quoted in “Who has the ability to remove Mayor Adams? The ‘inability committee’ for one.” in Gothamist.

Distinguished Adjunct Professor Stephen Louis was quoted in “New York governor won’t remove NYC mayor, for now, but plans to increase oversight of City Hall” in AP News.

Adjunct Professor Dan Lust is quoted in “‘Back in the Spotlight’: How Mike Repole’s Millions Pulled St. John’s Into the NIL Era” in Front Office Sports.

Adjunct Professor Diane Kiesel and Dean Anthony W. Crowell were featured on “American History TV: When Charlie Met Joan” on C-SPAN.

Adjunct Professor Diane Kiesel was featured in episode 290 of the Lights, Camera, Author podcast.

Executive Editor for the Center for New York City and State Law Ben Max interviewed a number of elected and appointed government officials, candidates for office, advocates, academics, journalists, and other guests—including NYC Department of Investigation Commissioner Jocelyn Strauber, Brooklyn Borough President Antonio Reynoso, NYC Public Advocate Jumaane Williams, and NYC Council Member Alexa Avilés—on Max Politics, his New York policy and politics podcast.

Dean for Adjunct Faculty Engagement Howard Meyers was featured in “Credit Card Approval: Ask the Experts” on WalletHub.

Professor Justin Murray was interviewed on the Public Defenseless podcast to discuss his forthcoming article "Prosecutorial Reform and the Myth of Individualized Enforcement."

Dean for Technology Law Programs Michael Pastor was featured in “How New York Law School is Training Tomorrow’s GCs” on the Lawyers Who Learn podcast.

Interim Director of The Mendik Library and Professor of Legal Research Michael Roffer ’83 was quoted in “Roger Miner & today's Supreme Court” in Main Street Magazine.

Joseph Solomon Distinguished Professor Rebecca Roiphe was featured as a CBS legal analyst in segments on “The wide-ranging implications of Supreme Court's immunity ruling for Trump”; “Eric Adams sought illegal contributions for campaign, indictment alleges”; “Judge unseals crucial Jack Smith documents in Trump 2020 election case”; “Fears of potential constitutional crisis amid challenges to Trump executive orders”; “Details on DOJ resignations around order to drop Eric Adams charges”; “Supreme Court hearing arguments on Louisiana redistricting fight”; “What are the federal criminal charges against Kilmar Abrego Garcia?”; and “What could happen in Trump's hush money, election and classified documents cases.”

On MSNBC, Joseph Solomon Distinguished Professor Rebecca Roiphe was a featured analyst in “Top DOJ officials resigning over Adams case makes Nixon's Saturday Night Massacre 'seem small'”; “Judge Holds Rare Holiday Hearing Over DOGE Cost-Cutting Actions & Alleged Executive Overreach”; and “Trump profits like no other president': New York Times” on Katy Tur Reports; and “‘It certainly looks like’ the DOJ is holding Adams’ charges over his head: Fmr. Manhattan attorney” on Weekends with Alex Witt as well as “Hearing on charges against Rep. McIver over ICE facility clash being held today” on Ana Cabrera Reports.

Joseph Solomon Distinguished Professor Rebecca Roiphe was featured on “Is Eric Adams' corruption case dead?” on NBC New York.

Joseph Solomon Distinguished Professor Rebecca Roiphe was quoted in “Paul Weiss—and Big Law—Face 'An Existential Threat' Amid Intensifying Trump Administration Pressure”; “Paul Weiss' Deal With Trump Raises Fears, but Some Praise 'Practical Solution'”; and “Does Litigation or Dealmaking Pedigree Determine Whether Firms Fight—or Fall in Line With—Executive Actions?” in The American Lawyer.

Joseph Solomon Distinguished Professor Rebecca Roiphe was quoted in “Paul Weiss Agreement With Trump Raises Questions, While Latest Order Broadens Threats Against Lawyers” and “President Trump’s Lawyers'? Who Exactly Is the Justice Department’s Client?” on Law.com.

Joseph Solomon Distinguished Professor Rebecca Roiphe was quoted in “DOJ Launches 'Immediate Review' of Law Firms After Trump Memo”; “Indicted Judge’s Case Pushes Immunity and Federal Power Limits”; “Law Firms Thread Needle on Trump Pledges With Minimal Change”; and “Cadwalader Looks to Fight Criminal Appeals to Meet Trump Pledge” in Bloomberg Law.

Joseph Solomon Distinguished Professor Rebecca Roiphe was quoted in “Bar associations take on Trump’s attacks on Big Law, but what’s next?” in AM New York.

Joseph Solomon Distinguished Professor Rebecca Roiphe was quoted in “Trump officials push immigrant gang message, but sometimes don't back it up in court” in Reuters.

Joseph Solomon Distinguished Professor Rebecca Roiphe was quoted in “Trump confronted for defiance of court orders across series of cases” in The Hill.

Joseph Solomon Distinguished Professor Rebecca Roiphe was featured in “The Devil’s Advocates—Part 1” on the Politicology podcast.

Joseph Solomon Distinguished Professor Rebecca Roiphe was quoted in “Trump lawyers ask appeals court to move his hush money case to federal court” in Politico.

Joseph Solomon Distinguished Professor Rebecca Roiphe was quoted in “Justice officials tell prosecutors to drop charges against N.Y. Mayor Eric Adams” in The Washington Post.

Joseph Solomon Distinguished Professor Rebecca Roiphe was quoted in “NYC Mayor Eric Adams thanks Department of Justice for ordering dismissal of criminal charges against him”; “Justice Department asks court to dismiss corruption charges against New York City Mayor”; and “New York Mayor Eric Adams' corruption case dismissed by federal judge, mayor says 'I did nothing wrong'” in Newsday.

Joseph Solomon Distinguished Professor Rebecca Roiphe was quoted in “Judge Defers Ruling in Adams Case, Appointing Lawyer to Guide Decision” and “As Firms Sue to Stop Trump’s Executive Orders, a Split Emerges in Big Law” in The New York Times.

Joseph Solomon Distinguished Professor Rebecca Roiphe was quoted in “Who Should Address the Collision of Politics and Justice?” in the Regulatory Review.

Joseph Solomon Distinguished Professor Rebecca Roiphe was featured in “How Critical Legal Studies Transformed Law Schools with Rebecca Roiphe” in the podcast Heterodox Out Loud.

Adjunct Professor Lawrence Schnapf was featured in “What Will the JFK Files Tell Us?” on Dan Abrams Live on News Nation.

Professor Andrew Scherer was quoted in “After NYC man’s deed is allegedly stolen, supporters rally to prevent eviction” on PIX 11.

Professor Andrew Scherer was quoted in “Governor Hochul Backs City Councilmember's Quest to Kill Bogus Broker Fees” in Hell Gate.

Professor Andrew Scherer was quoted in “Trump official urges criminal probe of New York attorney general, who calls request ‘retaliation’” in AP News.

Professor Andrew Scherer was quoted in “Trump’s Proposed Budget Would be ‘Disastrous’ for NYC Housing Agencies” in City Limits.

Emeritus Wallace Stevens Professor Richard Sherwin was quoted in “Opinion | Trump tests US rule of law, again” in fDi Intelligence.

Emeritus Wallace Stevens Professor Richard Sherwin was featured in “Can US Institutions Withstand Trump 2.0?” in Project Syndicate.

Emerita John Marshall Harlan II Professor Nadine Strossen was quoted in “Meta is changing how content is managed on Facebook, Instagram, Threads” on ABC6 Action News.

Emerita John Marshall Harlan II Professor Nadine Strossen was quoted in “Trump Orders a Review of Federal Support to ‘Nongovernmental Organizations’” in The Chronicle of Philanthropy.

Emerita John Marshall Harlan II Professor Nadine Strossen was quoted in “Immigrants and Freedom of Speech” in The New York Times.

Emerita John Marshall Harlan II Professor Nadine Strossen was quoted in “Free Speech Experts Question DOJ Letter To Medical Journal” in Law360.

Emerita John Marshall Harlan II Professor Nadine Strossen was quoted in “Investigations at Columbia University Clash with Concerns about Free Speech on Campus” in Time.

Emerita John Marshall Harlan II Professor Nadine Strossen was featured in “Columbia University activist Mahmoud Khalil's arrest sparks First Amendment debate” on CBS News New York.

Emerita John Marshall Harlan II Professor Nadine Strossen was featured in “‘Nonsensical' to single out one single app, expert says, as TikTok ban looms” on France 24.

Distinguished Adjunct Professor Jeffrey M. Wice was quoted in “Happy 2025! It’s time to start thinking about the next census” in City & State New York.

Distinguished Adjunct Professor Jeffrey M. Wice was featured in “New York Democrats shelve bill allowing governor to delay special elections” on Spectrum News.

Distinguished Adjunct Professor Jeffrey M. Wice was featured in “Lt. Governor Delgado not running for reelection” on ABC News10.

Distinguished Adjunct Professor Jeffrey M. Wice was quoted in “Louisiana's congressional map returns to Supreme Court today to face review” on CBS News.

Distinguished Adjunct Professor Jeffrey M. Wice was quoted in “Black and Brown New Yorkers should care about the 2030 Census count” in Amsterdam News.

Distinguished Adjunct Professor Jeffrey M. Wice was quoted in “19 State AGs Ask for Injunctive Relief From Trump Executive Order Changing Voting Rules” in the New York Law Journal.

Distinguished Adjunct Professor Jeffrey M. Wice was quoted in “Experts push for state census office to prevent loss of NY congressional seats” in Times Union.

Distinguished Adjunct Professor Jeffrey M. Wice was profiled in the State Legislatures Magazine published by the National Conference of State Legislatures.

Professor Susan J. Abraham presented at Fordham Law School’s full day symposium, “Restorative Pathways: Reimagining Justice Reform for a Better Tomorrow,” addressing possible reforms to the criminal system implementing restorative principles and practices as well as barriers to change.

John Marshall Harlan II Professor Penelope Andrews moderated a webinar panel for the United Nations Anti-Racism Office, entitled “Addressing Racial Bias in the UN Secretariat.” She also gave a talk at Villanova Law School on “The Transformation and Role of the South African Judiciary in the Post-Apartheid Era” and was a speaker in Drake Law School's Center for Constitutional Studies 2025 Constitutional Law Symposium entitled “A Global Comparison of Presidential Immunity in Democracies.” In addition, she gave a talk to the faculty at the University of Tennessee School of Law in Knoxville, Tennessee, on state capture in South Africa.

Distinguished Adjunct Professor Barry Appleton spoke at a panel for the Council of Canadian Innovators (CCI) discussing the re-emergence of U.S. tariffs and their implications for Canada, the United States, and broader global trade dynamics. He was also a featured speaker at an NYC Bar Association program titled “Trade Tantrums & Legal Landmines: Can We Still Predict the Rules of the Game?” and delivered remarks on “Addressing Global Disruptions in Trade and Digital Innovation Technologies” at the “Shaping the Future of Technology Governance in the G7” conference in Ottawa, Canada. In addition, he served as a panelist on the “International Investor State Treaty Dispute Settlement: Reform or Retreat?” panel at the ABA International Law Section's Annual Conference.

Associate Dean for Upper Level Writing Heidi K. Brown presented "Igniting Our Inner Athlete/Performer in Lawyering Tasks" for the Practicing Law Institute's One-Hour Briefing Series and presented "Context, Clarity, and Kindness: Ten Lessons from ChatGPT Interactions That Might Make Us Better Communicators, Supervisors, and Mentors" at the first Women + AI Summit at Vanderbilt Law School; presented "GenAI Case Law: A Survey of 45 Judicial Opinions Addressing Use (and Misuse) of GenAI in Court Documents" to the California Lawyers Association; presented a CLE program entitled "GenAI Case Law: A Survey of 64 Judicial Opinions Addressing Use (and Misuse) of GenAI in Court Documents" to the Beverly Hills Bar Association; presented a CLE on "Shaking Hands with Generative AI" to the Suffolk County Women’s Bar Association; and was a panelist for "Character-Based Leadership and the Human Elements of Lawyering" at the Leadership and Character in the Law Conference at Wake Forest University School of Law.

Dean and President Anthony W. Crowell spoke at the University of Pennsylvania on a panel of distinguished alumni analyzing the impact of the Urban Studies Program. He was also the featured speaker for the New York State Office of the Attorney General's Annual Pride Month Celebration.

Adjunct Professor Joanne Doroshow was a panelist for an American Museum of Tort Law presentation titled "Loser Pays."

Wallace Stevens Professor Kris Franklin led a plenary session on assessment at the AALS New Law Teachers Conference in Washington, D.C.

Professor Doni Gewirtzman gave a talk on “The Constitutional Crisis Over Executive Power” at his alma mater, Hunter College High School in Manhattan.

Dean of Faculty and the Rita and Joseph Solomon Professor of Wills, Trusts, and Estates William P. LaPiana gave a CLE presentation to the Trusts and Estates Committee of the Nassau County Bar Association entitled: “Some Current Issues in New York Trusts and Estates: Deeds, Bank Accounts, Electronic Wills, and No-Contest Clauses in Trusts”

Associate Professor Molly Guptill Manning was a panelist on several panels at the Rancho Mirage Writers Festival.

Professor Richard D. Marsico was a panelist for the “Protecting Students’ Rights 50 Years After Goss v. Lopez” panel at NYLS's Progress Report: Education Justice 50 Years After Goss v. Lopez

Executive Editor for the Center for New York City and State Law Ben Max co-moderated the first debate for the Office of New York City Comptroller featuring candidates Manhattan Borough President Mark Levine, and City Councilmember Justin Brannan. Dean and President Anthony W. Crowell delivered welcome remarks. The debate was covered by several media outlets.

Professor Justin Murray was a panelist on the Prosecutorial Ethics panel at Stetson University College of Law’s Prosecutorial Independence and White Collar Enforcement Symposium. He also helped to plan and convene the sixth annual Decarceral Law Professors Works in Progress conference.

Assistant Professor Samantha Pownall ’11 helped to plan and convene NYLS's Progress Report: Education Justice 50 Years After Goss v. Lopez

Adjunct Professor Addison O'Donnell moderated a panel discussion on "The Evolving Intersection of Media Law and the First Amendment" with panelists Adam Rich ’12, Counsel, Media and IP, at Davis Wright Tremaine, LLP; Daniel Cevallos, Legal Analyst for MSNBC/NBC News; Kevin Kahn, Founder & Principal at Khan Media Law; and Christine Rafin ’04, General Counsel for MediaCo, LLC, and Principal Attorney at Rafin Law.

Distinguished Adjunct Professor Peter Phillips ’87 spoke at the 33rd World Mediation Forum in Vienna, Austria to address strategies encouraging attorney competency in client representation on mediation. He also addressed the Wagner Society of Washington, D.C., on the topic "Performing Wagner," the title of his 2024 book written with heldentenor Stephen Gould.

Joseph Solomon Distinguished Professor Rebecca Roiphe was on a panel with Judge Ronnie Abrams and Columbia Law Professor Jamal Green at the Dalton School, discussing the U.S. Constitution and American Democracy.

Professor Andrew Scherer was a panelist on a panel called “What Would it Take to Create More Housing at Deeper Levels of Affordability in NYC?” for the Urban Design Forum’s Global Exchange Fellowship. He also gave opening and closing remarks and moderated two panels, “What High Quality Representation Looks Like” and “Working in and for the Community You’re Serving,” at a national conference of advocates for the right to counsel for tenants hosted at NYLS.

Emeritus Wallace Stevens Professor Richard Sherwin presented the opening keynote lecture for the 25th International Roundtable for the Semiotics of Law at University of Coimbra, Portugal.

Emerita John Marshall Harlan II Professor Emerita Nadine Strossen spoke at the University of Wyoming as part of its Freedom of Expression, Intellectual Freedom, and Constructive Dialogue initiative to discuss “Does Free Speech Help or Hurt Civil Rights Movements?”; at a University of Vermont’s Presidential Leadership Fellows program discussing “What is the role of free speech on campus and are those rights and other values compatible?"; at the University of Toronto, Canada discussing “Should Free Speech Ever Be Limited in the University?”; at Brown University in a free speech program sponsored by the Watson Institute for International and Public Affairs and the Federalist Society. She also delivered the 21st Annual Reginald Zelnik Memorial Lecture at the Riverdale Country School in Riverdale, New York. In addition, she was a featured speaker at The World Forum on the Future of Democracy, AI/Tech and Humankind in Berlin, Germany.

Dean for Advocacy and Co-Curricular Programs Lynn Boepple Su and Jordan Lazarian ’24 presented “Mindfulness and Balance in the Law,” at the Women’s Breakfast for the Restructuring Group at Weil Gotshal & Manges, LLP. She also presented "Mindful Lawyering," a program organized by first-year Debevoise associate Phoebe Steinfeld ’24 and her colleague Eliza Ezrapour for the Women's Resource Group at Debevoise & Plimpton.

Ernst C. Stiefel Professor of Comparative Law Ruti G. Teitel spoke at an event on the issue of the Climate Emergency and Closing of Civic Space convened at the London School of Economics. She also spoke on “Human Rights 80 Years on from the Nuremberg Trials” at Boston College Law School and presented on the role of International Courts during conflict during a three-day conference in Oslo, Norway, at the invitation of the Nobel Peace Institute on Confederal Constellations in Israel/Palestine. In addition, she taught a short course on Transitional Justice at the Hebrew University Law Faculty in Jerusalem, presented "The Human Right to Truth and Truth Commissions" at the University of Buffalo Baldy Center for Law and Policy Workshop, and was a panelist in a webinar titled “Transitional Justice for Israel-Palestine in Comparative Perspective” hosted by Hebrew University’s Clinical Legal Education Center and the University of Haifa's Minerva Center for the Rule of Law under Extreme Conditions.

Assistant Professor Claire R. Thomas ’11 presented on a panel entitled "When the Border is no Longer at the Border: Externalization, Securitization, and Crimmigration" at the Association for Borderlands Studies 2025 Conference in Seattle, Washington, organized through the World Social Science Association.

Assistant Professor Amy Wallace presented virtually at New Law College, Pune, India on "Redefining Clinical Legal Education: New Approaches and Pedagogical Best Practices" and presented "Connecting Streetlaw to Digital Advocacy in Access to Justice" at the NULAI Nigeria launch of their Virtual Streetlaw Program: Empowering Communities through Digital Advocacy.

Distinguished Adjunct Professor Jeffrey M. Wice was a panelist during the Caucus Weekend in Albany sponsored by the New York State Association of Black, Puerto Rican, Hispanic, and Asian Legislators. He also conducted a workshop at the annual legislative training conference of the New York State Association of Towns on how to comply with requirements of the state Voting Rights Act.

Professor Britney Wilson was a panelist for the Disability and Philanthropy Forum's webinar "Black Disabled Leadership: Essential Yet Overlooked"; a panelist for the “Examining the Intersectionality of Disability and Racial Justice in Upholding Students’ Civil Rights” panel at NYLS's Progress Report: Education Justice 50 Years After Goss v. Lopez Symposium; and a virtual panelist at Brooklyn Law School's Journal of Law and Policy Symposium, "Reimagining Disability Advocacy: A Multi-Disciplinary Conversation about the Past, Present, and Future of Disability Justice." She also presented her forthcoming article "The Disability History of Brown v. The Board of Education" as part of the “Law and Social Movements” panel at the Law and Society Association Annual Meeting in Chicago, Illinois.