Rachel Rolnick, Stern College for Women
Tag: Law
Expanding Summer Options at YU
Summer Program Open to Students From Any Institution; Online Courses Available
Synagogue and State in America
Straus Center Presents Nov. 6 Conversation with Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia and Nathan Lewin
How to Get America Online
Susan Crawford: How to Get High-Speed Internet to All Americans
What the Supreme Court's Health Care Ruling Means
Cardozo’s Deborah Pearlstein on the Affordable Care Act’s Constitutionality, Impact
Religion and Ethics in an Age of Terror
Straus Center Presents Pre-Purim Conversation with Former Attorney General Michael Mukasey on March 5
Using Bioethics to Improve Healthcare
Einstein-Cardozo Master of Science in Bioethics Provides Critical Thinking to Improve Healthcare
Tracing an Alumna’s Remarkable Journey
From Chechnya to Stern to Harvard, Alla Digilova Continues to Overcome the Odds
Gift to Cardozo to Aid Immigrants
The Wall Street Journal on Cardozo Alumna, Kathy Greenberg, and Her Mission to Fix the Immigration System Kathy Greenberg wants to tap law students to fill the gaps in the country’s legal system. The public-interest lawyer is giving $500,000 to the Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law at Yeshiva University to support the law school’s immigration […]
The Law and Politics of Federal Judicial Appointments to be Discussed at Cardozo
Battles over the appointment of federal judges are as old as the republic itself, but recently they have intensified. Few things are more important to the functioning of a constitutional democracy, particularly one that gives courts the power of judicial review, than how judges are selected. Jurocracy and Distrust: Reconsidering the Federal Judicial Appointments Process will gather leading academics to assess the law and politics surrounding this issue at Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law of Yeshiva University at 55 Fifth Avenue at 12th St. The symposium is on Monday, March 22 from 9:30 am to 5:30 pm and is free to the public with advance reservations.