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Together with her co-authors Leah Litman of the University of Michigan School of Law and Katherine Shaw of Penn Carey School of Law, @profmmurray.bsky.social won the 2026 Richard D. Cudahy Writing Competition on Regulatory and Administrative Law for the academic paper, “Unsettling the Presidency.”
Congratulations to Vanita Gupta, director of the NYU Center for Law and Public Trust, for receiving the 2026 Roger N. Baldwin Medal of Liberty from the @aclu.org. She was honored for being “a transformative force in civil rights.”
Best of luck to everyone taking the bar exam today. We're rooting for you! ⚖️💜
Nathaniel Donahue, previously a Samuel I. Golieb Fellow in Legal History at NYU Law, joins the Law School faculty as assistant professor of law.
Congratulations to our NYU alumni who have been selected by the American Bar Association as one of the US's top 40 young lawyers. ⚖️
“We propose that state supreme courts amend their rules of professional conduct to impose a uniform ‘hold open’ date for offers until Oct. 1 of students’ 2L year for 2L summer positions.” @marklemley.bsky.social & I have an op-ed in Bloomberg on early recruiting news.bloomberglaw.com/us-law-week/...
State Supreme Courts Can Resolve Early Legal Recruiting Mess
Opinion: Imposing a uniform "hold open" date for job offers to law students would likely put much-needed brakes on accelerated recruiting.
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Congratulations to Florencia Marotta-Wurgler, Boxer Family Professor of Law, for receiving the ALACDE Medal from the Latin American and Caribbean Law & Economics Association, the leading law and economics association in Latin America.
Congratulations to Richard Revesz, AnBryce Professor of Law and dean emeritus, for receiving the 2026 Hon. Robert A. Katzmann Award for Academic Excellence.
Congratulations to @jeannefromer.bsky.social, who will receive Barnard College's Award for Distinction for alumnae. Fromer was honored both for her excellence in personifying the ideals of a liberal arts education, and for her widely influential work in intellectual property law.
Congratulations to @narosenblum.bsky.social for being selected as a 2026-2027 Moynihan Public Scholar. Rosenblum’s project will center around executive power in American democracy.
Look up tonight, NYU Law Class of 2026 💜 The Empire State Building is shining in your honor. You've worked incredibly hard to get here — tonight, the city sees you. #NYU2026 ⚖️🎓
Kahaari Shakoor Kenyatta ’26 and Aila Ansheles LLM ’26 will deliver student Convocation addresses at Convocation, May 19. Kenyatta will address the JD graduates and Ansheles will speak for the graduate classes 🎓 Learn more about this year's student speakers: ow.ly/H6sZ50YV5nx
In a new Student Spotlight, Nina Vanoverbeke LLM ’26 recounts her journey to international law, her advice for future LLM students, and some of her favorite classes: ow.ly/mWTt50YGve9
Keep up with the latest Supreme Court news and analysis. Subscribe to @jessewegman.bsky.social’s biweekly newsletter, Major Questions, which explains the stakes of key cases and decisions and explores innovative ideas for reforming the Court.
Welcome to Major Questions
The best way to show respect for the Supreme Court is to demand its reform.
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NYU Law Professors Daniel Hemel, Melissa Murray, Deborah Archer, and Maggie Blackhawk are among the top 100 legal scholars of 2025: ow.ly/qe8l50Ytv94
In a new Student Spotlight, Chengyu Zhang LLM ’26 discusses her LLM journey, plus her favorite way to spend a day in NYC: ow.ly/wpjx50YrtSE
Due to the winter storm, on Monday, February 23, the University and the Law School will be pivoting to remote work and remote instruction where possible. Please review the NYU Law website for more details: www.law.nyu.edu/severe-weath...
Should only entities seeking to maximize profit be subject to antitrust enforcement? No, argues Prof. Daniel Francis in a new paper calling for looking past the profit paradigm. ow.ly/A9xM50Y4UC6
Today @nyulaw.bsky.social Democracy Project launches the "What's Next?" series—taking the next step after “100 Days” w/ reform ideas, critiques, & original proposals from across the ideological spectrum🚀 Read more by Bauer, Issacharoff @rickpildes.bsky.social - democracyproject.org/posts/what-s...
"What's Next?" at the NYU Law Democracy Project
A broad range of views on democracy to help break the stalemate caused by partisan conflict.
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First classes of 2026 ✅ We're thrilled to have you back in the Square!
In a new Five Years Out, Joy Kim ’20 discusses her journey from NYU Law’s Furman Center to serving as associate council for @nycplanning.bsky.social ow.ly/Ns9p50XVFzA
We spoke with Hannah Howard ’20 about how lessons learned at NYU Law led to prosecuting domestic violence cases at the Brooklyn DA's office: www.law.nyu.edu/news/five-ye...
Looking for last minute gifts for the legal nerds on your holiday list? You can’t go wrong with any one of these books by NYU Law faculty including @jeannefromer.bsky.social:
Reading List: NYU Law Faculty Books of 2025
If you want a sense of the breadth of scholarship undertaken at NYU Law, take a look at books published by faculty members during the past year.
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Four recent and upcoming NYU Law grads have been named as Skadden Fellows. Congrats to Vedan Anthony-North ’21, Joelle Besch ’26, Danielle Miles-Langaigne ’26, and Eve Zelickson ’26 for receiving one of the nation’s most prestigious public interest law fellowships! ow.ly/zsEH50XKsAG
In a new Student Spotlight, Adela Zhou ’27 discusses her path to law school, running a fashion label, and how she spends time outside of class: ow.ly/aZBs50XALSf
Congratulations to Professor Joseph H.H. Weiler for receiving the 2025 Barry Prize from the American Academy of Sciences and Letters. The Prize honors scholars of extraordinary achievement and dedication to excellence in the arts, sciences and learned professions.
Prof. David Garland recently sat down with Profs. Vincent Southerland and Emma Kaufman to discuss the US penal state, the subject of his new book, ‘Law and Order Leviathan: America’s Extraordinary Regime of Policing and Punishment’: www.law.nyu.edu/news/ideas/d...
David Garland examines the US penal state in a new book, ‘Law and Order Leviathan’
In a book talk on October 7, David Garland, Arthur T.
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