Law

Gerken, an acclaimed teacher and one of the country’s leading experts on constitutional law and election law, has been reappointed dean of Yale Law School.

Three Yale Law School alumnae forged lasting personal and professional bonds while working for the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of New York.

Former CIA deputy director Michael Morell gives Jackson Institute students an inside look at the modern intelligence agency.

Yale Law School reflects on its community’s work in 2021 to effect positive change across disciplines and around the country.

The Media Freedom and Information Access Clinic has filed a suit against the website Gateway Pundit on behalf of two women who served as 2020 election workers.

Influential scholar and voting rights litigator Lani Guinier ’74 J.D. was the focus of a recent symposium that challenged participants to carry on her work.

A new book co-edited by Yale’s Abby R. Gluck and Charles Fuchs offers an unprecedented look into the politics, policy, regulation, and science of cancer.

Four YLS alumni discuss their efforts to expand voting rights in the United States through litigation, policymaking, scholarship, and more.

Yale Law students will learn from U.S. Department of Justice attorneys who prosecuted workplace discrimination in the first decade of the Civil Rights Act.

YSPH professor Jason Hockenberry discusses the health implications surrounding the legalization of recreational marijuana and the opioid crisis.