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Columbia Law School faculty discussed legal implications of the outcome of the presidential election.

Achieving a “special milestone,” Columbia Law School alumni who graduated 50 or more years ago have been gathering for half a century.  

The former chief restructuring officer of the U.S. Treasury Department recounted the chain of events that led to the 2007–2008 financial crisis.

With leadership roles that have included in-house senior counsel for Major League Soccer and president of the National Women’s Soccer League’s Utah Royals, Hyncik discussed the array of opportunities for lawyers in the sports world.

The initiative’s latest event, held in Washington, D.C., highlighted the “now and next.” 

A longtime champion of voting rights, the 82nd Attorney General of the United States is working to end partisan gerrymandering across the U.S. 

This year’s lectures examined the writings of Frantz Fanon, a leading theorist of race and revolution. 

The Columbia Law expert on the law of democracy says the nation’s greatest election problem is the efforts to undermine voters’ faith in them.  

Learn what the new administration and Congress could mean for antidiscrimination regulations, the environment, EU-U.S. relations, immigration, labor relations, national security, and taxation.

Hear why these 1Ls chose Columbia Law School, what classes they are excited to tackle, and how they envision the next three years.