A Vibrant Community

Yale Law School students are at the center of a vibrant community. Whether attending classes, organizing a slate of engaging conferences and events, or volunteering to work for the public interest, our students bring their idealism and passion into every aspect of their lives. Our students are campus and community leaders, taking part in an array of student organizations (as well as editing the school's nine journals) and enjoying the social and recreational opportunities that the New Haven area has to offer. Through it all, the Law School provides a range of services to support its students—from academic counseling offered by the Office of Student Affairs to advice for the path ahead at the Career Development Office.

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Our School & Location

Located in New Haven, Connecticut, the Sterling Law Building is part of our historic 410-acre Yale campus.

Student Services

A range of services to help our students thrive during their time at Yale Law School.

Career Development

Resources and support to help our students and alumni evaluate their goals and navigate their job search.

Academic Resources & Services

Support resources for students looking to develop and improve upon their academic skills.

Policies

Policies from Yale Law School and Yale University

Discrimination and Harassment

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Student Journals & Organizations

With over 50 student organizations and 9 different journals, students have many ways to get involved.

Programs & Opportunities

A broad array of programming, focused both on academics and on health and wellness.

Health & Wellness

Resources and activities that promote general mental and physical health and wellness.

Welcome Class of 2022

Support and resources to help you with your transition to the Yale Law School community.

Student News & Opinion

Highlights, media mentions, and notable accomplishments from our current students.

Student and Alumni Profiles

Emily Villano
’19

Emily Villano

A student perspective on working with the Worker and Immigrant Rights Advocacy Clinic at Yale Law School.

New Haven & the Region

“Today, the city is known as Connecticut’s ‘Culture Capital,’ with abundant theaters, music and museums, well-preserved history and world-class culinary options.” - The Washington Post, 2019

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If I had to identify the two things which taken in combination make Yale Law School such a special place, it would have to be the school’s longstanding commitment to intellectualism, and its equally long-lived and deep-seated commitment to public service.”

Anthony Kronman

Class of 1975, Sterling Professor of Law and Former Dean