Law

Political leader, voting rights activist, and author Stacey Abrams describes how her time at Yale Law School influenced her leadership journey.

The NYU-Yale collaboration provided historical legal context surrounding the law that has been used to protect Native American families and tribal sovereignty.

Yale Law School-funded fellowships offer essential support for aspiring public interest lawyers serving communities around the world.

Yale alum Pauli Murray, who helped lay the intellectual foundation of the civil and women’s rights movements, to be featured on U.S. quarter.

Students across various fields and from more than 20 countries recently visited campus for a seven-week program exploring pressing policy issues in bioethics.

In a video, constitutional law scholar Robert Post discusses how AI may force society to rethink the parameters of one’s own image as intellectual property.

Yale School of Management’s Fiona Scott Morton will provide economic analysis and strategic guidance to the EU’s Directorate-General for Competition.

In June, a nonpartisan bootcamp welcomed students from across the U.S. and abroad to Yale Law School for a week of intensive training in running for office.

Yale faculty and prominent economists explain the arguments from each camp in the debate over artificial intelligence, from true believers to alarmists.

In Yale Law School’s clinics, learning to navigate around setbacks is part of the journey.