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The Yale Law School campus comprises two main buildings: the Sterling Law Building, constructed from 1929–31, is one of the finest examples of Collegiate Gothic architecture in the country. Baker Hall, a modern extension of the campus, opened in 2018 and includes apartment-style housing, high-tech classrooms, a student center, and offices for several centers and programs.
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A Closer Look at YLS
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“ You can make a difference… The history of the last 40 years happened because people like you entered the fray and chipped away at problems that they were told were politically impossible to fix.”
Michael Posner
Honorary Doctor of Laws, 2014 Commencement Address