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For the Law School's bicentennial, Sterling Professor of Law Robert C. Post ’77 sits down with Dean Heather K. Gerken to discuss his monumental book on the Supreme Court under Chief Justice William Howard Taft. He also shares how he tried to model failure to students when he was Dean.

Professor Michael J. Graetz argues in his new book that resistance to taxes has corroded U.S. politics far more than is often assumed.

In Why We Vote, Sterling Professor Emeritus of Law Owen M. Fiss stresses the importance of voting and examines Supreme Court cases that sought to enlarge the freedom that democracy generates, emphasizing that it's the Court's responsibility to uphold the democratic ideal of the Constitution.

Alicia Garza, Principal at Black Futures Lab and co-founder of the Black Lives Matter international movement, will deliver the 2024 Gruber Distinguished Lecture in Women’s Rights.

A Yale course on affordable housing that is about to yield eight new homes in New Haven is being held up as an example of design education.

The Supreme Court agreed with an amicus brief submitted by the Housing Clinic in a recent unanimous decision

A new study by The Justice Collaboratory at Yale Law School seeks to better understand the power and influence of gun violence prevention programs through the voices of participants and impacted communities.

The Media Freedom and Information Access Clinic filed an amicus brief in a case in which an influential social media user attempted to trick voters into believing they could vote by text message.