Stretching the Imagination
Through courses, workshops, visitors, and more, the Leadership Program has helped students imagine new possibilities for their professional lives after law school.
Law Students Provide Moot Court Experience to High Schoolers
The Marshall-Brennan Constitutional Literacy Project connects law students with New Haven high school students for local and national moot court competitions.
Veteran Sues VA Over Health Care Ban for Transgender Veterans
The Veterans Legal Services Clinic represents an Army veteran suing the VA over its cancellation of health care coverage for transgender and intersex veterans.
Professor Abbe Gluck Joins Board of NYC Bar Association
Abbe R. Gluck ’00, Alfred M. Rankin Professor of Law and faculty director of the Solomon Center for Health Law and Policy at Yale Law School, has been selected as a new member of the board of the New York City Bar Association, its leadership body.
Professor Hathaway Awarded Berlin Prize Fellowship
Hathaway will use the fellowship to write her book, “War Unbound,” which examines how a fundamental shift in the nature of war has strained international humanitarian law.
Reimagining Law and Policy for the 100-Year Life
A new book tackles how longer lives will transform America’s institutions.
Clinic Represents Scholar in Legal Challenge Over FOIA Delays
A case filed by the Media Freedom and Information Access clinic has the potential to address systemic problems at federal agencies regarding FOIA requests.
MFIA Wins Challenge to Removal of Medical Commentary Noting LGBTQ Health Risks
The Media Freedom and Information Access clinic — alongside the national ACLU and ACLU Massachusetts — is representing two physicians in a First Amendment challenge to the removal of their scholarship from a government website.