Faculty News

06/30/2015
Richard Pildes
In 2000, voters in Arizona adopted a state constitutional amendment that created an independent commission to draw…
06/30/2015
“Did you take my keys?” Professor Adam Samaha recently asked some visiting family members. His inquiry was an…
06/30/2015
Speakers and attendees of the IEE's course on the Law and Practice of the UN How is the interpretation of…
06/29/2015
Bryan Stevenson
On June 27, Professor of Clinical Law Bryan Stevenson received the Andrew Carnegie Medal for Excellence in Nonfiction…
06/23/2015
NYU Law faculty are extensively involved in the American Law Institute (ALI), the leading independent…
06/15/2015
On a Monday evening in March, a group of students sat around the dining room table of Professor Daniel Shaviro’s…
06/01/2015
Margaret Satterthwaite
Professor of Clinical Law Margaret Satterthwaite '99 is part of a trio of New York University faculty members that has…
06/01/2015
As policymakers, news media, and research communities increasingly rely on big data, the ability to create good visual…
05/28/2015
The Jerry S. Cohen award from the American Antitrust Institute is for Harry First's book, The Microsoft…
05/27/2015
Global Associate Professor of Law Mariana Pargendler, who teaches in the NYU Law Abroad in Buenos Aires program, has…
05/26/2015
With the Supreme Court about to rule on whether gay and lesbian couples have a constitutional right to marry in the…
05/26/2015
In the past few years, controversies about how sexual assault is handled in the United States have dominated the…
05/22/2015
On the historic Beacon Theatre stage, awash in purple lights, NYU School of Law honored its graduating students in two…
05/20/2015
The Law School was well represented at New York University’s 183rd Commencement on May 20. The occasion marked the…
05/14/2015
Anthony Appiah, Amy Bloom, and Kenji Yoshino consider readers’ ethical quandaries.
05/05/2015
Claudia Angelos
On May 6, Clinical Professor of Law Claudia Angelos will be honored by the Clinical Legal Education Association (CLEA)…
05/05/2015
Lily Batchelder
After nearly five years in government service, Lily Batchelder has returned to NYU School of Law.…
04/30/2015
On Tuesday, April 28, the Supreme Court heard oral arguments in the same-sex marriage case Obergefell v. Hodges…
04/29/2015
While conducting experiments is a central undertaking for scientists and social scientists, it’s uncommon for legal…
04/28/2015
University Professor Jeremy Waldron, a renowned legal philosopher who has delivered virtually all of the most…