Fall 2021 – FORUM

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Faculty Essay

The Case for Reforming Our Nation’s Deadly Traffic Manual

by Sara Cecilia Bronin As a new faculty member, I’ve spent a little time getting to know the town you, fine reader, know so well...

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Expanding Experiential Opportunities: New Clinical Courses Mean More Hands-On Experience for Students

Caleb arrived at the protest in downtown Boston pulling a wagon filled with water bottles, granola bars, and bandages, joining thousands of people demonstrating against..

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The Unprecedented Class of 2024

Despite contending with a global pandemic as they prepared to apply for and enroll in law school, Cornell Law School’s entering class of 2024 came in..

Note from the Dean

From the Dean

Dear alumni and friends: Although the past two years have been especially challenging for the entire Cornell Law School community, nothing could make me happier..

In This Issue

From the Dean

Dear Alumni and Friends: In late March, we learned that Cornell Law School had moved up to number twelve from thirteen in the U.S. News..

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Minding the Gap: Speaker Series Helps Bridge Left And Right

On September 17, 2019, Neal Katyal and George Conway opened the Peter ’69 and Marilyn ’69 Coors Conversation Series with a discussion on executive power...

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3+3 = An Accelerated Law Degree

Robert Hendricks fell in love with the law as a Cornell University sophomore. Taking classes with Professor Joseph Margulies on constitutional law and civil liberties,..

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John DeRosa, Who Led Law School Placement to Great Heights During Two Challenging Decades, Is Retiring

John DeRosa, who has championed the Law School’s career services initiatives since 2001, is retiring. His leadership—first as assistant dean, then associate dean for career..

Faculty Essay

Supporting a New Economy in Ukraine

by Charles K. Whitehead My second visit to Kharkiv—Ukraine’s second largest city and the country’s academic center—occurred just ten days after the Lenin statue in..

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Srebrenica Genocide Denial: A Clear and Present Danger

By Menachem Z. Rosensaft Imagine the international outrage if murals of Adolf Hitler were to be prominently displayed throughout Germany, or if a Berlin student..