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Join us next week on Thurs, March 26, for a conversation with leaders of the nation’s top organizations representing state Attorneys General about how they’re supporting their members and offices with resources needed to uphold the rule of law. Learn more: bit.ly/477O73x

We mourn the passing of Nicholas Haysom H’19, a globally renowned peacemaker, diplomat, and lawyer. He was Chief Legal Advisor to President Mandela and a UN special envoy for many of the worst conflicts around the world. Our deepest condolences to his loved ones and colleagues.

Congratulations to the two NYLS moot court teams that competed in the Gabrielli Family Law Competition on their excellent performance!

During Civic Learning Week, we’re proud to announce a new initiative to support independent journalism as a civic good and strengthen public understanding of New York City and State government, law, and policy. Read more about the Project. news.nyls.edu/nyls-launches-…

Today is NYLS Giving Day! This year, we're celebrating 135 years of making an impact in our communities and supporting the students who carry that mission forward. Every gift today strengthens vital support for student scholarships. To give, visit bit.ly/4b5Csol

Victor Suthammanont ’05 shared how his unique path from the theatre to the courtroom has shaped both his legal practice and his work as a novelist. Read more about his career in law and literature. #NYLSAlumni news.nyls.edu/alumni-spotlig…

New by @Stephen_Louis1: Giving Birth to a New Agency: Paths to Mayor Mamdani’s Department of Community Safety

Hon. Carla Freedman ’88 recently joined Prof. Anna Cominsky ’05 for a fireside chat to explore prosecutorial responsibility, ethical leadership, public service, and challenges facing the criminal justice system today. #NYLSAlumni news.nyls.edu/hon-carla-b-fr…

video of First Deputy Mayor Dean Fuleihan's @NYLawSchool CityLaw Breakfast remarks, plus audience Q&A : youtube.com/watch?v=D_2NCI…

Congrats to Samantha Zupko ’27, Tommy Craft ’27, & Daniel McMahon ’27, & student coach Angela Cefarello ’26, who won Best Overall Brief & advanced to quarterfinals in the Rock and Roll Moot Court Competition! Read about the team's experience in Cleveland. news.nyls.edu/nyls-moot-cour…

@NYLawSchool has shared video coverage of their Oct 2025 program celebrating @UMDLaw Prof Mark Graber’s book, Punish Treason, Reward Loyalty: The Forgotten Goals of Constitutional Reform After the Civil War. Learn more: bit.ly/LSANYLS26 #LSAAdvanceGrants @Kansas_Press

NYC First Deputy Mayor Dean Fuleihan addresses ⁦@NYLawSchool⁩ Center for NYC & State Law breakfast to address city budget priorities ⁦@CityLandNYC⁩

Happening this morning @NYLawSchool:

For 135 years, NYLS has stood as an iconic institution in Lower Manhattan—rooted in public service, connected to NYC’s civic life, and committed to preparing legal leaders. Explore the deep and enduring connection between Tribeca and NYLS. news.nyls.edu/no-place-like-…

On @MSNOW_Reports, Prof. Rebecca Roiphe (@rroiphe) shared her legal insights on Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's deposition before the House Oversight Committee as part of their probe into Jeffrey Epstein. Watch the segment.

PN Lawyers sponsored the 4th Annual IP Law Society & MEFLA Symposium at @NYLawSchool! Orion Karagiannis, Esq. represented our firm. Congrats to our former Chief of Staff Soultana Toskos for paneling, now at Christian Dior! #IntellectualProperty #FashionLaw

In Lower Manhattan, the neighborhood NYLS has called home for 135 years, a powerful legacy of Black resilience, leadership, activism, & scholarship is never far from view. Take a look at a few of the spots that spotlight Black history in our neighborhood. news.nyls.edu/black-history-…

Campus will be open tomorrow, February 26, and we will resume in-person classes and operations. Read more details: nyls.edu/weatheralert

Due to continued difficult travel conditions, all classes will be held remotely tomorrow, Feb. 25. Midterms will be rescheduled or held remotely. Campus will be open if it is safe for you to come in and you would like to do so. Check email for updates. nyls.edu/weatheralert

Due to anticipated road and mass transit conditions, classes will be held remotely tomorrow, Feb. 24. Midterms will be rescheduled or held remotely. We expect to be back to in-person classes and operations on Wednesday, Feb. 25. Check email for updates. nyls.edu/weatheralert