Yael Ben Tov and Victoria Jeon, both 3L students, were awarded Equal Justice Works Fellowships.

Cardozo Law School is pleased to announce that Kekelly Ketemepi has been selected as the 2020 recipient of the Mark Whitlock Scholarship.

Students and faculty members in the Kathryn O. Greenberg Immigration Justice Clinic (IJC) served more than 100 asylum-seeking mothers and children during a trip to the South Texas Family Residential Center in February.

Cardozo welcomed its newest admitted students through a "Virtual Admitted Students Day" via Zoom video conference.

Cardozo’s Innocence Project clinic recently celebrated a victory in the case of Texas man Rodney Reed, who was granted a reprieve by the state’s highest criminal appeals court just days before his planned execution.

Cardozo's chapter of the American Constitution Society hosted a screening of "Rigged: The Voter Suppression Playbook.'' Narrated by Jeffrey Wright, and shot during the chaotic 2016 election, t

Cardozo 3L student Ariel Cox‘s paper, written for the ADR Writing Seminar, Serve & Protect, Honor & Respect: Restoring the Victims and Rebuilding Police and Community Ties After Ra

On Monday, October 7th, the students in the Bet Tzedek Civil Litigation Clinic held an Advanced Directives Pop-Up Clinic for constituents from New York State Assemblyman Al Taylor’s Northern Manhat

Four Cardozo law students-John Walpole, Lauren Rosenfeld, Miriam Azizi and Esther Shuchat-participated in the Historical Jewish Moot Court, in February and August 2019, along with six stu