A reading group hosted by Yale’s Interdisciplinary Center for Bioethics explores the impact and ethics of biomedical research and biomedicine on non-human life.
Carter discusses the delight he still finds in teaching after 40 years, his approach to writing, and clerking for Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall.
Although some core course names may look the same as decades ago, YLS faculty members combine traditional and new elements to reflect changes in the law.
Yale’s Tom R. Tyler, who studies how people interact with and perceive legal authorities, next week will receive the world’s highest honor in criminology.
DocProject, a program of the Media Freedom and Information Access Clinic, provides pro bono advice on media law and journalism for documentary filmmakers.
A new video interview series explores some of stories behind Yale Law School’s distinguished alumni, and the many ways they continue to give back to the school.
Heidi Hartmann ’74 Ph.D., an early Yale Economics woman graduate whose career is rooted in activism, discusses how sisterhood can shape policy decisions.
