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The Community & Economic Development Clinic alum joins Mamdani’s administration at a moment of change for NYC’s approach to economic justice.
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CUNY Law alumna brings lived experience, legal training, and policy work into one of the hardest questions facing the field of sex crimes
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How one class turns theory into lived advocacy and prepares students for the realities of modern citizenship and immigration practice
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The recognition highlights the story of a CUNY graduate who embodies the university’s defining narrative
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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.
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In a Q&A with author Robin Newman ’96, she reflects on how there are many things you can do with a law degree and how her legal education continues to influence her…
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In a Q&A with Lenina C. Trinidad ’2000, Senior Staff Attorney specializing in Family Law and Domestic Violence advocacy at Manhattan Legal Services, she shares her reflections on her legal career, the…
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During Orientation, four distinguished alumni addressed 1Ls on a panel, sharing their own challenges as law students, emphasizing the importance of staying purpose-driven, and highlighting the meaningful change you can make with…
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34 alumni admitted to the Supreme Court Bar reflect on lived experience, public interest lawyering, and what it means to claim space in the nation’s highest court.
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Marwa Sayed ’25 will work with the Surveillance Technology Oversight Project to investigate how AI-driven banking practices lead to discriminatory outcomes.
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Reflecting on her recent Guggenheim Fellowship and admission into the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, Martha Jones ’87 shares her insights on historical truth telling as advocacy, how CUNY Law shaped…
