Course Probes 2026 Election Threats in Real Time
Leading up to the midterm elections, students in a Yale Law School course are hearing directly from public figures working to protect election integrity.
Professor Daniel Esty Co-Authors New Book Chapter on Climate Change, Trade, and Development
Esty contributed a chapter on the relationship between climate change, trade, development to a new textbook on world trade law.
Alumni Return to New Haven to Connect and Consider the Moment
Over three days, more than a thousand people gathered to celebrate Alumni Weekend at Yale Law School, Oct. 16–18.
Yale Law School Association Honors W. Michael Reisman and David Nierenberg with Award of Merit
This year’s Alumni Weekend celebration presented Myres McDougal Professor Emeritus of Law W. Michael Reisman ’64 LLM, ’65 JSD and David Nierenberg ’78 with the Award of Merit, the Yale Law School Association’s highest honor.
From Yale Law School to a Nobel in Economics
Nobel laureate Michael Woodford ’80 reflects on how the intellectual freedom that pervaded Yale Law School set him on a path to becoming one of the world’s leading economists.
Tapping Into Community
Professor James Forman’s Access to Law School Program reflects on six years of expanding legal education within New Haven.
Economist Eric Zwick on Book “The Everywhere Millionaire”
The Budget Lab hosted Eric Zwick, professor of economics and finance at the University of Chicago Booth School of Business, for a conversation with Professor Natasha Sarin.
How MFIA Helped Uncover the Story Behind a Landmark Press Freedom Case
Records obtained with the assistance of the MFIA Clinic helped First Amendment lawyer Lee Levine ’79 uncover new evidence about Earl Caldwell, government pressure on the press, and one of the Supreme Court’s most consequential reporter’s privilege cases.