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Incoming Dean Gillian Lester, Professor Anthea Roberts Elected to American Law Institute

Increasing Diversity at Top Law Firms

India's Ambassador to U.S. to Lecture at Law School

Indian Point: Safe, Secure and Vital or an Unacceptable Risk?

Experts Voice Contrasting Views on the Fate of the Facility at Forum Held by Center for Climate Change Law

Innovative Partnership Caps Richman Centers First Year

Inside Japan's Legal System

Columbia Law School Students Get a Glimpse Into Japanese Courts and Lawyers in the First Installment of a Lecture Series Sponsored by the Center for Japanese Legal Studies

Inside Obama's Post-9/11 Presidency

New York Times Reporter Charlie Savage Talks About "National Security State" in Conversation Led by Professor Matthew C. Waxman

Insider Trading Conference Honors Longtime Columbia Law School Professor

William Cary wrote the 1961 landmark opinion that set the standard for federal insider trading enforcement while chairman of the SEC

Integration Still Prime Focus of Professor Jack Greenberg 56 Years after Brown v. Board of Education

Interests and Advocacy in K-12 Education

The Center for Public Research and Leadership Hosts a Candid Conversation on Role of "Special Interests" in Public Education.

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