Faculty News

03/23/2017
This year’s Hauser Global Law School Program Annual Dinner occurred exactly one week before a fateful national election…
03/23/2017
Melissa Mark-Viverito As a new governor of Puerto Rico took office this year, the commonwealth continued to…
03/17/2017
Robert Schumer, Jean-Pierre Rosso, Matthew Mallow, Leo Strine Jr., and Martin Lipton At the launch of the…
03/17/2017
With the Supreme Court confirmation hearings for Judge Neil Gorsuch of the US Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit in…
03/15/2017
The NYU School of Law Forum focused on "Trump’s Economic Agenda: The Path from Rhetoric to Reality" on March 1, with…
03/10/2017
In his second trip to the United States since stepping down as president of Taiwan in May 2016, Ma Ying-jeou LLM ’76…
03/08/2017
The launch of NYU Law’s Center on Race, Inequality, and the Law on February 27 drew a crowd that filled Tishman…
03/08/2017
One way to understand the 2016 US election and Brexit decision, says Professor of Law Edward Rock, is that many voters…
03/06/2017
What if questions of policing are not best addressed by policing agencies or the courts, but by the public? In…
03/01/2017
"Medical Innovation and the Law," a symposium sponsored by the Classical Liberal Institute and the NYU Journal of…
03/01/2017
The February 22 NYU School of Law Forum, "Business, Law, and Government in China: Reflections from Experience,"…
02/24/2017
A person living in the US in the past half-century might reasonably believe war can be counterproductive to modern…
02/23/2017
Richard Pildes
The day Donald Trump was sworn in as president, a federal court issued a ruling in a case likely to shape voting in the…
02/21/2017
In a conversation on February 8 at the London School of Economics and Political Science, NYU Law faculty members Mervyn…
02/21/2017
Cynthia Estlund’s newest book, A New Deal for China’s Workers?, published in January, focuses on the rapidly…
02/14/2017
The February 8 NYU Law Forum focused on the challenges faced by the international human rights system from both…
02/13/2017
Vicki Been
Vicki Been ’83, Boxer Family Professor of Law, has returned to NYU Law from a three-year leave during which she…
02/08/2017
Michael Levine
Michael Levine, distinguished research scholar and senior lecturer, passed away last week. He had a long, varied, and…
02/06/2017
“Assume a can opener” is the punch line of a joke about an economist proposing how to open a can of tuna fish while…
02/06/2017
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One day after President Trump signed an executive order cutting off funding for locations known as "sanctuary cities,"…