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.
Through the Years, Courses Reflect Changing Approaches to Environmental Law
For 30 years, a law clinic gave students practice in environmental law and policy. Now, two new experiential courses carry on its legacy.
Professors NeJaime and Siegel Argue Substantive Due Process Is Crucial for Judicial Review
In this Q&A, Professor NeJaime offers modern contexts for Lochner and substantive due process doctrine.
Scholarship by Professor Joshua Macey Honored
Two recent articles co-authored by Professor of Law Joshua Macey ’17 have been recognized for their contributions to corporate law and governance.
Forum Supports Early Career Professors
The Harvard/Stanford/Yale Junior Faculty Forum was held at Yale Law School on May 21 and 22, 2026. The initiative was started by Stanford and Yale, and the first forum was held in 2000 to “provide a serious experience in how scholarly inquiry is conducted and to increase the sense of community among legal scholars.”