What does it take to protect 30 percent of Belize’s ocean from overfishing while reducing the country’s national debt? To ...
I’m a magpie. I like shiny objects,” says Nathaniel Donahue, who joined NYU Law’s full-time faculty in June as assistant ...
John C. P. Goldberg ’91, an expert in tort law, tort theory, and political philosophy, joined the Harvard Law School faculty ...
In New York City, there’s no shortage of theories on why it’s so hard to build affordable housing. Among the often-cited ...
The Law Alumni of Color Association’s Spring Dinner focused on the theme “Reimagining American Democracy.” At Convocation, ...
If you visit the Minetta Tavern on MacDougal Street, among the vintage photographs and caricatures decorating the walls, you can find a picture of the restaurant’s 1969 softball team, featuring Jeff ...
The Great Recession that started in 2008 brought a housing crisis in which over six million American households lost their homes to foreclosure. Where did these people go next, and how did their ...
Among the nations of the world, the United States is the world’s largest incarcerator, with 1.9 million people—565 per 100,000 residents—in prison or jail. To combat what they see as the abuses and ...
Bryan Stevenson, Aronson Family Professor of Criminal Justice, has been appointed as an NYU University Professor, Dean Trevor Morrison announced on March 29. An expert on the criminal justice system ...
Assistant Dean for Communications and Chief Communications Cfficer Shonna Keogan Editorial Director Emily Barker Senior Creative Director David Niedenthal Editors Addison Dunlap Atticus Gannaway ...
Welcome to the 2026 NYU Law Magazine. NYU Law is many things—a world-class faculty; a network of clinics, centers, journals, and programs; a vibrant part of a remarkable city. At its core, however, it ...
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