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Angela Antonia Torregoza ’12 Named to CUNY’s 50 Under 50: A Life in Service of Immigrant Communities
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Maya Alperin Advances National Work on Inclusive Admissions
She is helping to set national standards for how inclusion is understood and operationalized across legal education.
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Welcoming Justine Billups, Interim Executive Chief Diversity Officer
Meet CUNY alumna Justine Billups, the new Interim Executive Chief Diversity Officer at CUNY Law
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CUNY Law’s Bibi N. Amin Named AALS Up-and-Comer Award Recipient
The Assistant Director of Outreach and Operations in the Admissions Office has been selected to receive the national honor recognizing emerging leaders expanding access.
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Alumni Class Notes
Catch up on the latest from CUNY Law alumni—career moves, personal milestones, and the many ways they’re advancing justice
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CUNY Law’s INRC and Coalition Partners Release New Report on the Campaign That Closed 3 ICE Detention Sites in New Jersey
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
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Senator Kristen Gonzalez Hosts Inaugural “State of the District” at CUNY School of Law
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.
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CUNY Law at SOMOS 2025: Creating Connections, Strengthening Community
Leaders and alumni from CUNY Law took part in the conference’s wide range of programming
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Five CUNY Law Students Recognized by Latino Lawyers Association of Queens County for Excellence and Commitment to Justice
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CUNY Law Secures $6M Investment to Expand Community Space in Queens, Deepening Local Partnerships and Access to Justice
Championed by Council Member Julie Won, the project will transform a former kitchen into a hub for student learning, civic engagement, and youth programming
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CUNY Law Discusses Where Our Community Stands On The First Amendment, Censorship, and Higher Education
The CUNY Law community came together for this informative presentation presented by our Faculty Professional Development Committee and vital dialogue with faculty, students, and staff.
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As Chief Pro Bono Counsel, Harlene Katzman ’95 is Making the Legal System More Equitable and Fair
In celebration of Pro Bono Week, we asked Harlene to reflect on her career inspiring generations of lawyers to serve low income and vulnerable communities through pro bono work.