Q&A: LEAP Student Fellow Thomas Peterson ’26 Explains How Shareholders Can Push For Sustainability
Thomas Peterson ’26 discusses using shareholder advocacy to push companies to address greenhouse gas emissions from industrial animal agriculture.
Public Sector Leaders Cap Off a Busy Fall for Ludwig Program
Student fellows in the Ludwig Program spent the fall term attending lectures, speaker series, and networking events, and meeting with public sector leaders.
Business Leadership in Focus
This past fall, the Chae Initiative for Private Sector Leadership hosted lectures, speakers, and networking events that emphasized the range of career possibilities in private sector leadership.
Dean Gerken Visits Japan and China to Strengthen International Ties
Dean Heather K. Gerken visited Japan and China as part of a broader effort to build relationships internationally.
Students Document Reports of Abuse at Immigration Detention Center
Fact finding by the student-run Yale Civil Rights Project bolstered a complaint to federal authorities against a Louisiana immigration detention center.
Steven G. Calabresi to Deliver Doyle-Winter Lecture
Steven G. Calabresi ’83 will deliver the Michael A. Doyle ’62 and Bunny Winter Distinguished Visiting Professor of Law Lecture on Jan. 27.
Podcast: Keith Whittington Tells Why Free Speech Can't Be Taken for Granted
On “Inside Yale Law School,” Professor Keith Whittington discusses the heightened interest in academic freedom and free speech issues on university campuses and leading a new Law School center on these topics.
Local Action with a Long Reach
The San Francisco Affirmative Litigation Project (SFALP) clinic has set a new standard for how students can impact local law.