Professor Abbe R. Gluck’s Scholarship Cited in Three Supreme Court Cases this Term
Scholarship authored by Alfred M. Rankin Professor of Law Abbe R. Gluck ’00 was cited in three Supreme Court opinions this term, including in one opinion by both the majority and the dissent.
Students Travel to South American Law Schools for Linkage Program
In May 2026, Yale Law School sent nine students to Argentina and Chile to take part in the Owen M. Fiss Latin American Linkage exchange program. Four more students will travel to Brazil in August for similar program organized by our partner schools in Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo.
John Langford ’14 to Join Yale Law School Faculty
Dean Cristina M. Rodríguez ’00 has announced that John Langford ’14 will join the Yale Law School faculty as clinical associate professor of law.
Professor Bruce Ackerman to Receive Tang Prize
Sterling Professor of Law and Political Science Bruce Ackerman ’67 was awarded the 2026 Tang Prize in Rule of Law, announced on June 18.
Professor Oona Hathaway Advocates for Civilian War Compensation in New Article
Professor Oona Hathaway ’97 recently co-authored an article in the UC Davis Law Review, “War Hazards Compensation for Civilians,” with Sarah Donilon ’26 and Carter Squires ’26 in which they propose that civilians affected by war be compensated for their detriments or loss.
Think Local: How Four Alumni Contribute to Communities in Connecticut
A look at several Yale Law School alumni whose lives and careers have brought them to or kept them in New Haven and Connecticut.
Professor Samuel Moyn’s Book Challenges America’s Gerontocracy
In his new book, Professor Samuel Moyn examines the nation’s age divide and how it curtails opportunities for the young.
Clinic Represents Connecticut Family over ICE Arrest
Yale Law School’s Worker and Immigrant Rights Advocacy Clinic represents a New Haven resident and her children in a lawsuit seeking damages for her arrest by ICE officers front of the children.