Law

Led by Yale Law School professor Keith Whittington, The Center for Academic Freedom and Free Speech launched at the start of the 2024–2025 academic year.

Led by Yale political economist Jacob Hacker, a conference earlier this month explored “the most important tax reform moment that we’ve had since the late 80s.”

Four first-year YLS students discuss their military careers, their goals for their time in New Haven, and the mottos that inspire their approach to service.

Yale Law School’s James Forman Jr. discusses what it will take to reform the criminal justice system and where reforms are already making a difference.

Daina Bray of Yale Law School’s Law, Ethics, and Animals Program explains how litigation against meat and dairy could impact methane emissions.

Dawes, an internationally recognized leader in the health equity movement, will help advance academic programs and partnerships as Presidential Visiting Fellow.

In her remarks welcoming the school’s latest class Aug. 20, Yale Law School Dean Heather K. Gerken stressed the importance of preserving community and humanity.

At the American Bar Association’s recent conference in Chicago, Dean Heather K. Gerken addressed the role of legal educators in bridging divides.

Multidisciplinary group of Yale graduate and professional students gathers monthly to imagine a regenerative and responsible economy. Applications due Sept. 2.

Including considerations about the natural world in federal policymaking is good governance, Yale environmental economist Eli Fenichel argues.