Three Law School alumni were among nine Tony Patiño Fellows admitted to the bar of the Supreme Court of the United States last week. Pictured left to right are Fellows: Kelsey Campbell, Daniel Galindo ...

Several years after graduating from the Law School, after stints as a federal judicial clerk, an associate at a major law ...

The ruling is bad news for TikTok, its China-based parent, ByteDance, and its approximately 170 million American users. It also seriously weakens the First Amendment, and by extension our democracy, ...

The Law School recently joined the Weil Legal Innovators Program, a trailblazing multi-stakeholder public service initiative ...

As AI technologies continue to evolve, so too does the research of many of our faculty. Other Law School faculty members who ...

William Baude, Harry Kalven Jr. Professor of Law, made international headlines earlier this year when a law review article he ...

Sandra Frantzen, ’99, didn’t set out to become a lawyer. Her college degrees were in chemistry and environmental science; she ...

He also pledged to use his clemency powers broadly to address mass incarceration and remedy harsh, unjust sentences. So far, that promise has gone unfulfilled. Biden has granted fewer clemencies than ...

Jamie Van Horne Robinson posted on social media about her husband, Jaison Robinson, ’09. “Married a guy who can’t wait to get ...

Hal Scott, ’72, went to Princeton with the intention of becoming a poet, but he soon discovered that it wasn’t the right path ...

President-elect Donald J. Trump has named one of Silicon Valley’s most prominent conservative investors, donors and media personalities to help oversee American tech policy.

The single-panel gag cartoon is “unique in the world of humor,” Phil Witte, JD’83, and Rex Hesner write in Funny Stuff: How ...