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Cornell Giving Day is under way. When you give today, you can help Cornell Law students prepare to tackle some of the most pressing issues of our time. Learn more: bit.ly/4iqdyAl

Elisavet Gklavini '25 shares some of the experiences that have shaped her Cornell Law journey. Today, you have the opportunity to support students like Elizavet as they strive to become lawyers in the best sense. Learn more: bit.ly/3FjuWsl

There's still time to join us on our mission to fuel out-of-this-world impact across Cornell Law. 🌎 💫 Show your support this Cornell Giving Day: bit.ly/4ioLYna

Thank you to each and every member of this community for your generous support on Cornell Giving Day! Check out the leaderboard to see our collective impact: givingday.cornell.edu/leaderboards?p…

Cornell Law School ranks 8th in the nation for first-time bar pass rate. Read more here: reut.rs/3FLcjxA.

Recently, David Reiss, clinical professor of law at Cornell Law School and Cornell Tech, went on a podcast to talk about Trump's plan to privatize Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. More here: wbur.fm/42ihm1k.

Recently, the Cornell Law School Admissions team welcomed over 130 admitted students from the Class of 2028 for the first Admitted Student Day of the year. Read more here: bit.ly/421MZuW. The final Admitted Student Day event of the year will take place on April 11.

On March 26, the Clarke Program in East Asian Law & Culture hosted a speech delivered by Prof. Jimmy Chia-Shin Hsu on the death penalty in Taiwan. Prof. Sandra Babcock served as the discussant, with Prof. Yun-chien Chang moderating.

At 10 p.m., Cornellians are hitting the books in the Cornell Law School Library. To see more of Cornell in a day, please visit cornell.edu/life-at-cornel….

Yesterday's "Lawyers and Democracy Roundtable" event, was a special roundtable that featured alumni and professors discussing how lawyers sustain democracy through their skills and services.

Cornell Law School’s Migration and Human Rights Program [bit.ly/44ulZHd] recently hosted 10 of its fellows for an all-day planning retreat considering how the Program could best meet the moment and support sensible reform of U.S. immigration law and policy.

On April 21, from 6-7:30 p.m., at White Hall, Professor Rosensaft will read poems from his latest book, “Burning Psalms: Confronting Adonai after Auschwitz.” Read more here: bit.ly/3RibWxl.

The Cornell and Ithaca communities are invited to a free estate planning workshop! 4/22, 5-6:30pm, Myron Taylor Hall Rm G90 Participants will receive a free living will and healthcare proxy RSVP: [email protected] Presented by the Estate Planning Practicum #CornellLawClinics

The Black Law Students Association and the Career Development Office recently co-hosted "Breaking Barriers," which included an esteemed panel of Judges. Thank you to all who attended and participated.

Congratulations to the Class of 2025 on graduating, we can't wait to celebrate this joyous achievement during Convocation, this Sunday, at 2pm! Want to watch the ceremony, but can't be present for it? For more information and/or to tune in, click here: bit.ly/4iZ95Vg.

Another Cornell Law School Convocation in the books! What a beautiful spring day yesterday, to celebrate all of our graduates. Congratulations all!🎓

Professor James Hardwick wins American Red Cross Real Heroes award. Read more here: bit.ly/43srtQR.

Our latest issue of FORUM magazine is available online now! In this issue, we explore a variety of different topics. Read more here: bit.ly/4e522cS.

Our latest issue of FORUM magazine is available online now! In this issue, we talk about Stephen Yale-Loehr retiring after decades of creating community in immigration law. Read more here: bit.ly/4kIAxsa.

Our latest issue of FORUM magazine is available online now! In this issue, we talk about "Avalon Fenster ’27: From Social Media Mentor to Forbes-Honored Law Student." Read more here: bit.ly/4kNuH92.