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Nathan Porceng ’25 and Malik Sammons ’25 will join legal nonprofits to work on environmental and housing issues.

Students gain experience organizing a day of academic discourse and working with scholars on original pieces for an upcoming issue of the Law Review dedicated to works generated by the symposium.

The deferral program for highly qualified undergraduate applicants enables future Columbia Law students to work, study, or pursue special projects for two years before beginning their legal education.

Columbia Law School students collaborate with formerly incarcerated participants to leverage legal experience into employment.

Elizabeth Glazer ’86 and David Greenwald ’83 receive Columbia Law School’s highest honor at the annual Winter Luncheon.

For Valentine’s Day, meet five couples who met their life partners at the Law School.

An expert in criminal justice policy and a recipient of Columbia Law’s 2025 Medal for Excellence, Glazer has devoted her career to the city she calls home. 

The co-chair of the Trustees of Columbia University, and chairman emeritus and of counsel of the law firm Fried Frank, is a recipient of Columbia Law’s 2025 Medal for Excellence.

Columbia Law professors share analysis and commentary.

Law and business students learn to combine legal expertise and financial trading skills—and face a Shark Tank-style final project.