Crime Log: Sept. 26 to Oct. 2 Larson Binzer, Deputy News Editor • October 6, 2014 A weekly recap of crime on campus at NYU.
Law debate analyzes gay marriage April 16, 2014 An NYU Law professor debated the legal implications of two cases that affected the discussion of what defines marriage.
College Democrats, Republicans square off in debate March 28, 2014 The NYU College Democrats and the NYU College Republicans held their second semi-annual debate on March 27.
De Blasio announces paid sick leave March 25, 2014 Mayor Bill de Blasio signed the Earned Sick Time Act on March 20, which requires businesses with five or more employees to provide paid sick time for employees, which will come into action on April 1.
Students, professors split on Bloomberg’s e-cigarette ban January 29, 2014 The e-cigarette ban was one of Bloomberg's many health initiatives.
Online monitoring calls for international law November 19, 2013 With the expansiveness of the Internet comes questions about its domain and regulation, which could be resolved by international laws.
Banksy’s art should not be considered illegal October 28, 2013 If the community does not have an issue with Banksy’s art, then public officials should not fight it.
Doctors have authority to decide treatment of minors September 10, 2013 The rights of minor hospital patients do not allow for the majority of children to have any autonomy as to their treatment.
Styrofoam ban proposal could affect local businesses February 19, 2013 Mayor Bloomberg's decision to ban the use of styrofoam packaging could have many negative repercussions.
Chinese activist Chen Guancheng discusses Chinese legal system February 7, 2013 Chen Guangcheng, a prominent activist from who was prosecuted from China, discusses the flaws inherent in the Chinese legal system.
NYU Law revamps third-year curriculum October 24, 2012 NYU School of Law will begin offering study abroad options and new programs for its third-year students in hopes of equipping them with more skills.
Religion vs. law: equal battle October 2, 2012 It is important to understand that whether one chooses religion over law or law over religion, it is a choice he or she makes.
