Students and faculty praised the Yale Law School dean’s responses to challenges and controversies and reflected on her ...

Yale Law Dean Heather Gerken is leaving that post to become the president of the Ford Foundation in November, the foundation ...

Heather Gerken, Yale Law School’s first woman dean, is stepping down after serving as dean for eight years to become president of the Ford Foundation.

Heather Gerken, dean of the Yale University Law and former Obama advisor, is expected to focus on democracy, the rule of law, ...

Other Ivy League law schools have made similar efforts in recent years. In May, Stanford Law School announced it was eliminating tuition for low-income students.. A spokesperson for the University ...

Yale Law School’s decision to stop cooperating with U.S. News’s rankings landed like a thunderclap. New records show what deans thought about the “revolution.” ...

As a new school year begins at Yale Law School, 53 students will be receiving full-tuition, need-based scholarships that will automatically go to students who meet the financial requirements.

The reality is that, if Yale Law School were openly discriminatory against blacks and/or Hispanics, not a single person would object to a boycott; on the contrary, all decent people would join it.

It was for some reason “news” when the powers-that-be at Yale Law School dropped out of the U.S. News & World Report rankings due to “flawed methodology,” but it’s more realistic to say ...

Heather Gerken, the first woman to serve as dean of Yale Law School, is now the "frontrunner" to take over as university president despite a series of controversies, according to a new report.

A school-wide strategy seemed to be in the works, at least as of Tuesday morning. Yale Law’s account on X shared messages about Frank Jimenez ‘91, counsel for GE HealthCare, and Becca Heller ...

It’s lowering law school tuition. Yale may provide generous aid to low-income students. But its published list price of $96,681 per nine-month academic year for tuition, books, ...