During orientation, students will begin one of their first-semester courses, entitled Liberty, Equality, and Due Process (“LEDP”). The Academic Skills sessions will occur before and after the LEDP classes. During these sessions, Skills professors will introduce students to critical law school skills, including case reading, case briefing, note-taking, rule synthesis, and exam writing. The Academic Skills sessions will provide an opportunity to both “pre-brief” and “debrief” the LEDP classes.
Liberty, Equality, and Due Process (LEDP) provides legal and historical perspectives by examining the law's impact on racial and gender equality and sexual orientation. This course challenges students to analyze their own experiences through the lens of the law and to understand how the law may have shaped their values and perceptions--or how it might be used to shift society's values and perceptions.
During orientation, students will begin one of their first-semester courses, entitled Liberty, Equality, and Due Process (“LEDP”). The Academic Skills sessions will occur before and after the LEDP classes. During these sessions, Skills professors will introduce students to critical law school skills, including case reading, case briefing, note-taking, rule synthesis, and exam writing. The Academic Skills sessions will provide an opportunity to both “pre-brief” and “debrief” the LEDP classes.
Join us for some nourishment!
Liberty, Equality, and Due Process (LEDP) provides legal and historical perspectives by examining the law's impact on racial and gender equality and sexual orientation. This course challenges students to analyze their own experiences through the lens of the law and to understand how the law may have shaped their values and perceptions--or how it might be used to shift society's values and perceptions.
During orientation, students will begin one of their first-semester courses, entitled Liberty, Equality, and Due Process (“LEDP”). The Academic Skills sessions will occur after the LEDP class. During these sessions, Skills professors will introduce students to critical law school skills, including case reading, case briefing, note-taking, rule synthesis, and exam writing. The Academic Skills sessions will provide an opportunity to both “pre-brief” and “debrief” the LEDP classes.
CUNY Law's Career Planning Office will lead our annual Court Orientation, which allows students to see inside a real court room, meet with a Judge, and watch proceedings, introducing students […]
12:15PM - 1:45PM ROOM: 1/202
Join us on Wednesday, September 2, 2026, for the next meeting of the CUNY Law Alumni Connection Series — our monthly virtual gathering designed to foster meaningful relationships among graduates across all class years and career paths.
A panel discussion among advocates reflecting on lessons of post-9/11 litigation and organizing for the present moment. This September marks 25 years since the attacks of 9/11 and all that […]
Join us for an information session to learn more about CUNY School of Law’s mission, programs, and community. Prospective students will have the opportunity to learn about our unique commitment […]
We are delighted to invite alumni to a Happy Hour celebrating the Alumni Connection Series and welcoming you to our fall programming. Whether you have participated in the series before […]
Discover how to craft a strong and authentic personal statement at our CUNY Law workshop. Learn what admissions committees look for, get practical tips, and explore how to share your story effectively as you prepare your application. RSVP HERE
An event at CUNY School of Law with NYC Department of Consumer and Worker Protection Commissioner Sam Levine in discussion with technology writer Edward Ongweso Jr.
How Did I Get Here? A Fireside Chat with Ali Najmi What does it really take to build a career, find your voice, and make an impact? Join us for […]
Panel discussion about photography exhibit and book "Ending Isolation: The Case Against Solitary Confinement. Window Into Solitary is a documentary storytelling project focusing on 17 formerly incarcerated people from across […]
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Events are wheelchair accessible. For disability-related accommodations, contact the organizer of the event. Advance notice is kindly requested.
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