While Chinese leaders are typically allergic to such thinking, given China's painful experiences with imperialist predation during the Century of Humiliation, Dr. Goldstein believes there is some room ...

Please join ACS for a lunchtime conversation with Judge AliKhan from the D.C. District Court. Lunch will be served.

Yale Law School will hold its third annual Giving Day on Thursday, Oct. 22, inviting alumni and friends to support the ...

The fellowship, awarded by the Runnymede Society, was established in honor of Marshall Rothstein, a former judge of the ...

Michael Woodford ’80, the John Bates Clark Professor of Political Economy at Columbia University, was awarded the Nobel ...

Fidell: With this course, several roots have come together: the Law School’s commitment to the study of military law; the Law ...

Artificial intelligence is deepening discrimination against women and girls, Clinical Professor of Law Claudia Flores warned ...

Join ACS for a conversation with Chief Judge James Boasberg of the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia. Judge Boasberg will discuss his experience on the federal bench and the judiciary's ...

Dana Shoenberg has spent most of her career advocating for the rights of individuals in the youth and criminal justice systems. She currently serves as the inspector general for the Maryland ...

China officially defines itself as a unified multi-ethnic state, with “autonomous areas” intended to protect political, cultural, and linguistic rights of ethnic minorities. Yet recent policies ...

Please join the Yale Federalist Society for a conversation between Assistant Attorney General T. Elliot Gaiser and Professor E. Garrett West. Lunch will be provided, and all members of the YLS ...

Lunch Provided / RSVP Required. Email the Schell Center to request background readings a week prior to talk.