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Hosted by Yale’s Institution for Social and Policy Studies, a recent interdisciplinary workshop explored the latest research on executive action.

A May 10 conference at Yale brought together academics and activists working on indigenous rights and environmental justice in the Amazon.

Under sunny skies, Yale Law School Commencement honored 244 degree candidates in New Haven.

Heidi Hartmann ’74 Ph.D., an early Yale Economics woman graduate whose career is rooted in activism, discusses how sisterhood can shape policy decisions.

Shapiro has been named a 2024 recipient of the Marian Gould Gallagher Distinguished Service Award, the AALL’s highest honor.

In a unanimous decision released last week, the court sided with Yale Law School’s Housing Clinic in its case against an alleged insurance kickback scheme.

A recent Yale conference explored the latest research on how government uses technology to guide decision making and how to ensure its responsible use.

On April 3, the Yale Law School conversation series featured Johnson and Griffith sharing their experiences working across ideological divides.

Yale College and Law School alumna Elizabeth Wilkins recently returned to campus to share insights from her experiences working in local and federal government.

Long before ChatGPT became a household name, Yale Law faculty were immersed in learning about legal pathways to regulating AI and harnessing its potential.