Commencement Order of Exercises: A celebration of ’20, ’21 & ’22 Graduates

On Friday, May 13, 2022, CUNY Law had its first in-person commencement since 2019. Celebrate the classes of 2022, 2021, and 2020.

Please join us in congratulating six CUNY Law students — Xhoana Ahmeti, Amanda Jimenez, Nicolette Moore, Elizabeth Pudel, Heather L. Ramirez, and Hugh Schlesinger — who are awarded 2022 Peggy Browning Fellowships for their commitment to workers’ rights through their previous educational, work, volunteer, and personal experiences.

Go inside the Office of Career Planning’s annual Speed Mock Interview Night (SPIN), where alumni help prepare students for summer internship interviews and public interest law school career fairs.

Student Reachelle Ramirez, currently a 2L and Co-Director of LALSA, and Interim Dean Eduardo R.C. Capulong ’91 are featured in PreLaw Magazine’s exploration of what diversity means when we go beyond numbers and consider the matter at the heart of justice.

We encourage everyone to wear the highest-grade masks to which they have access out of respect for our community and immunocompromised members; the mask mandate is in effect and new eating zones have been designated

Guidance on required vaccinations, boosters, free PCR tests, and return to work 70% in-person beginning 2/28.

Cesar and a coalition of lawyers, non-profit organizations, academic institutions, and representatives of local and state government will empower military immigrants and their families as they navigate law.

CUNY Law Review seeks submissions on a variety of topics at the intersection of environmental justice and critical race theory. Deadline for submissions: October 8, 2021

Professor Rebecca Bratspies and artist Charlie LaGreca Velasco are again teaming up to produce a new comic book.

Go inside the Summer Law Institute program with 1L Jake Heller, 2L Salimah Khoja, 4L Justine Ortiz, 1L Ashley Toruno, and 1L Arpita Vora as they discuss their experiences with the SLI program.

Sneha Jayaraj reflects on their experience in starting law school during the pandemic, building community, organizing with the OUTLaws, and embracing queerness as an identity.