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Liliana Zaragoza '13 Has Been Awarded the Inaugural John Payton Appellate and Supreme Court Advocacy Fellowship by the NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund, Where She Will Apply Her Legal Talents to Racial Justice Litigation and Initiatives.

New Report Argues Gold Mine Risks 'Irreparable' Damage to the Environment and Human Rights in Violation of World Bank Standards

An Innovative Interdisciplinary Columbia University Study Provides Indigenous Communities with an Independent Assessment of Environmental Risks

As Columbia Law School's Immigrants' Rights Clinic Begins Its Second Full Year, Current and Former Students Are Hard at Work on Behalf of Asylum Seekers, Inspired by the Cases and by Clinic Director Professor Elora Mukherjee

In Four Separate Cases and Led by Professor Elora Mukherjee, Clinic Secures Victories for Two Nigerian Men, A Mother and Child, and a Woman Targeted for Protesting Police Violence in Honduras

Four Columbia Law School Students Awarded Prized Post-Graduate Fellowships

The Second Annual "Write-On Competition" Gave Students the Opportunity to Work With the Editorial Staff of Several Legal Publications

The Law School Provided Reusable Water Bottles to Students as Part of a Push to Create a More Sustainable Campus.