The 2023 Belle Zeller Scholar on how mutual aid work inspired her pandemic pivot to law school

Her energy and optimism for the year ahead and reflections on the accomplishments of the CUNY Law community over the past year

The new Emerging Needs Clinic is part of the New York City Mayor’s Office of Immigrant Affairs and community-based organizations citywide in the launch of $5M Asylum Seeker Legal Assistance Network. The Law School, along with CUNY Citizenship Now!, will design and oversee information sessions, screenings, and application assistance clinics to train Law School students, as well as students throughout CUNY schools, to provide direct legal support.

Recognizing three faculty members for their commitment to teaching, scholarship, and service by granting tenure from the Board of Trustees.

Leading Black male legal scholars from across the nation gather at the Law School.

We will continue to invest in a future built around the inclusion of people and communities historically and presently excluded and most impacted by the justice system.

The proven fighters for workplace justice join the PBF’s largest cohort of law students from across the nation

CUNY Law announces $1M First Impressions Youth Justice Initiative designed to change how young people and the justice system interact by offering a community-focused framework for mentorship, education, and civic leadership.

On April 24, Stanley Bellamy and Bruce Bryan walked out of prison after receiving clemency. Together, they had served almost 80 years inside.