Three Class of 2021 grads have been awarded the Equal Justice Works Fellowship

Three Class of 2021 grads have been awarded the prestigious public interest fellowship

On Friday May 14, The City University of New York School of Law will see Juris Doctorates conferred to 189 students in a virtual ceremony.

South Asian Law Student Association (SALSA) stands in complete and full solidarity with APALSA, Asian-Americans, migrant workers, and sex workers across the nation who have been feeling the historical violence of America from recent news today.

Melissa Rodney, a current 3L student, takes us inside this year’s virtual work led by movement lawyers and Professors Jaribu Hill ’95 and Chaumtoli Huq. The Project brought the student delegation into a gripping employment discrimination case and new advocacy for Emmett Louis Till.

In celebration of Black History Month, Professor Ricardo Pla and the CUNY Law Library have compiled a list of virtual and in-person events held within New York City, including media resources that aim to give readers a deeper appreciation of the past achievements and recent contributions of people of the African Diaspora.

In celebration of Black History Month, Professor Ricardo Pla and the CUNY Law Library have compiled a list of virtual and in-person events held within New York City, including media resources that aim to give readers a deeper appreciation of the past achievements and recent contributions of people of the African Diaspora.

In celebration of Black History Month, Professor Ricardo Pla and the CUNY Law Library have compiled a list of virtual and in-person events held within New York City, including media resources that aim to give readers a deeper appreciation of the past achievements and recent contributions of people of the African Diaspora.

In celebration of Black History Month, Professor Ricardo Pla and the CUNY Law Library have compiled a list of virtual and in-person events held within New York City, including media resources that aim to give readers a deeper appreciation of the past achievements and recent contributions of people of the African Diaspora.

Melissa Rodney, a current 3L student, takes us inside this year’s virtual work led by movement lawyers and Professors Jaribu Hill ’95 and Chaumtoli Huq. The Project brought the student delegation into a gripping employment discrimination case and new advocacy for Emmett Louis Till.

1L Reachelle Ramirez, CUNY John Jay ACE Program alum ’19 and Pre-Law Institute (PLI) member, reflects on applying to law school and starting and finishing her first semester during the pandemic.

1L Reachelle Ramirez, CUNY John Jay ACE Program alum ’19 and Pre-Law Institute (PLI) member, reflects on applying to law school and starting and finishing her first semester during the pandemic.