Celebrating and carrying forward the legacy of Professor Rebecca Bratspies and the Center for Urban Environmental Reform

Harris, a leading scholar of Critical Race Theory engaged the community in wide-ranging discussion of frameworks guiding contemporary legal analysis.

Event draws full auditorium for conversation on lessons from historical movements and journalism’s role in social justice

How one class turns theory into lived advocacy and prepares students for the realities of modern citizenship and immigration practice

The recognition highlights the story of a CUNY graduate who embodies the university’s defining narrative

She is helping to set national standards for how inclusion is understood and operationalized across legal education.

Meet CUNY alumna Justine Billups, the new Interim Executive Chief Diversity Officer at CUNY Law

The Assistant Director of Outreach and Operations in the Admissions Office has been selected to receive the national honor recognizing emerging leaders expanding access.

Catch up on the latest from CUNY Law alumni—career moves, personal milestones, and the many ways they’re advancing justice

New report examines the community-led movement that closed ICE detention sites at three NJ county jails and offers strategies for today’s rapidly changing enforcement landscape

New York State Senator Kristen Gonzalez hosted her first-ever “State of the District” on Monday, November 17th at CUNY School of Law in Long Island City, bringing together constituents, community partners, and advocates to discuss the pressing issues facing District 59 and outline her legislative agenda for the upcoming session.

Leaders and alumni from CUNY Law took part in the conference’s wide range of programming