Prof. Peggy Cooper Davis is reviewing nominations for two graduation prizes, one in constitutional law and the other in race and the law. The prizes should go to students who have done outstanding work in those fields, and the work […]
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Class Rings
Congratulations Graduates! Time is running out to order your NYU Class Ring. Be a part of the tradition and create your own ring to symbolize your experiences, connections and academic achievements at New York University. What: Ordering EventWhen: March 5th, […]
OPT – Important Information about Mailing Address
When applying for OPT, use an address that will accept your mail continuously from March through September. Law School residence halls will not hold mail for you after you’ve checked out of your apartment. Also, mail from the US government […]
Mar. 7: Deadline to apply: All-Expense-Paid Trip to the March Meeting of the ABA’s M&A Committee
The American Bar Association’s Women in M&A subcommittee is inviting female-identifying first-year students to apply for an all-expense paid trip to the March meeting of the ABA’s M&A Committee. The event will take place from March 28-30, 2019 in Vancouver. […]
Apply for Funding: NYU Law-UBA Conference ‘Women and the Law,’ Spring 2019 in Buenos Aires
NYU Law Office of Global Programs is pleased to announce an exciting new opportunity for up to two eligible students (primarily 1L and 2L JD students, but other special cases considered) to attend this year’s conference “Women and the Law,” […]
Class Rings
Congratulations Graduates! Time is running out to order your NYU Class Ring. Be a part of the tradition and create your own ring to symbolize your experiences, connections and academic achievements at New York University. What: Ordering EventWhen: March 5th, […]
Student Survey on Allyship
On March 26, 2019, the Birnbaum Women’s Leadership Network; the Center for Diversity, Inclusion, and Belonging; and the Center on Race, Inequality, and the Law will cosponsor a conversation on allyship facilitated by Lindsay Kendrick (Assistant Dean for Diversity and […]
2019-2020 National Center on Philanthropy and the Law Fellowship in Nonprofit Law
The National Center on Philanthropy and the Law (NCPL) at New York University School of Law is now accepting applications for NCPL Fellowship in Nonprofit Law. The Fellowship will each be awarded to one graduate of an accredited U.S. Law […]
Class Rings
Congratulations Graduates! Time is running out to order your NYU Class Ring. Be a part of the tradition and create your own ring to symbolize your experiences, connections and academic achievements at New York University. What: Ordering EventWhen: March 5th, […]
Peer Tutoring Program: Invitation to Serve as a Tutor
If you are a 2L or 3L student who has excelled in a particular substantive area (i.e. received an A or A- in the course) and has a knack for teaching, we urge you to apply to tutor to a […]
Peer Tutoring Program: Requesting a Tutor
The Office of Student Affairs offers a tutoring program for students who are struggling academically, or who have missed a substantial amount of class time due to illness or other personal problems. In considering whether to request a tutor, it […]
Room Closings for PILC Fair
The Public Interest Law Center (PILC) at New York University School of Law will hold its 42nd annual Public Interest Legal Career Fair on February 7 & 8, 2019. Please be aware that VH 110 and Golding Lounge will be closed to […]
Liberty and Law Essay Contest
The Liberty & Law Center at George Mason University’s Antonin Scalia Law School and the Federalist Society invite you to write an up to 2000-word essay on the topic: How to promote a culture of open debate and tolerance for […]
Peer Tutoring Program: Requesting a Tutor
The Office of Student Affairs offers a tutoring program for students who are struggling academically, or who have missed a substantial amount of class time due to illness or other personal problems. In considering whether to request a tutor, it […]
Peer Tutoring Program: Invitation to Serve as a Tutor
If you are a 2L or 3L student who has excelled in a particular substantive area (i.e. received an A or A- in the course) and has a knack for teaching, we urge you to apply to tutor to a […]
Peer Tutoring Program: Invitation to Serve as a Tutor
If you are a 2L or 3L student who has excelled in a particular substantive area (i.e. received an A or A- in the course) and has a knack for teaching, we urge you to apply to tutor to a […]
Peer Tutoring Program: Requesting a Tutor
The Office of Student Affairs offers a tutoring program for students who are struggling academically, or who have missed a substantial amount of class time due to illness or other personal problems. In considering whether to request a tutor, it […]
NYU Law Abroad and Exchange Programs: AY 2019-2020 Application Opens on Wednesday, January 16
The Office of Global Programs is pleased to announce that the online application to NYU Law Abroad and Exchange Programs for Academic Year 2019-2020 will open on Wednesday, January 16 and run through Sunday, February 10, 2019 at midnight. To […]
Paid Term-time Teaching Position with Legal Outreach
Legal Outreach is now accepting applications for paid term-time instructors for its new diversity pipeline initiative. The initiative will bring law student instructors into middle school classrooms to present law lessons to eighth grade students. These lessons will introduce the […]
Free Tickets to See Ta-Nehisi Coates!
Special “early bird” RSVP opportunity for NYU School of Law community! The Brennan Center for Justice is pleased to announce we will be hosting a conversation with Ta-Nehisi Coates and NYU Law Professor Melissa Murray. We would like to […]
Free Tickets to See Ta-Nehisi Coates!
Special “early bird” RSVP opportunity for NYU School of Law community! The Brennan Center for Justice is pleased to announce we will be hosting a conversation with Ta-Nehisi Coates and NYU Law Professor Melissa Murray. We would like to […]
Nov. 30: Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Faculty Award Nomination Deadline
The President and Provost Offices, in partnership with the NYU Division of Student Affairs will present the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Faculty Award, which includes a $2500 research stipend, at the Faculty Award Reception during the MLK Celebration Week in February 2019. President Andy Hamilton and […]
VH Kushner Lounge Limited Access 11/5
Please be advised that, due to an event, VH Kushner Lounge furniture will be removed and used for an evening event on Monday 11/5/18 from 3:00pm – 10:00pm. Student lockers will still be accessible during this time. Alternative student lounge […]
NY State Bar Association International Sections’ Writing Competition for Students
Details and Guidelines at the link below. Deadline for Submission is November 9. http://www.nysba.org/Sections/International/Awards/2018_Pergam_Writing_Competition/2018_Pergam_Writing_Competition_Brochure.html
VH Kushner Lounge Limited Access 9/28
Please be advised that, due to an event, VH Kushner Lounge furniture will be removed and used for an all-day event on Friday 9/28/18 from 7:00am – 7:30pm. Student lockers will still be accessible during this time. Alternative student lounge […]
Peer Tutoring Program: Invitation to Serve as a Tutor
If you are a 2L or 3L student who has excelled in a particular substantive area (i.e. received an A or A- in the course) and has a knack for teaching, we urge you to apply to tutor to a […]
Peer Tutoring Program: Invitation to Serve as a Tutor
If you are a 2L or 3L student who has excelled in a particular substantive area (i.e. received an A or A- in the course) and has a knack for teaching, we urge you to apply to tutor to a […]
A Fresh, New Docket
You may notice the Docket has been streamlined! With input from students and administrators, we have worked to make improvements to and clarify separations between The Docket and the weekly events email. Some of the changes we’ve made are: updated […]