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Message From the Dean: Law Day 
Anthony W. Crowell 
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Since 1891
WE ARE NEW YORK’S LAW SCHOOL
 
Today, May 1, is Law Day. Established by President Dwight D. Eisenhower in 1958, 
and designated by Congress in 1961, Law Day is a national observance dedicated to 
celebrating the rule of law and reminding us of its essential place in maintaining due 
process and equal justice under law.
As a law dean, I must encourage you to reflect on the foundational principles that define our legal system, 
and our role as a law school and lawyers in upholding them. 
We must remember that the rule of law cannot be promoted, protected, or preserved without some form 
of active commitment, which often must be accompanied by courage. Promoting the rule of law must be an 
everyday activity, particularly now when we are living through a time of rapid change where institutions and 
processes are often misunderstood and mistrusted, and democratic participation is strained. 
As a law school, we possess broad powers and special knowledge to engage and educate the public, judges, 
legislators, and other elected and appointed officials, and one another. It is through this work that we commit 
ourselves to the preservation of the rule of law and inspire the next generation of lawyers to carry this 
obligation forward.
When NYLS graduates take their oath as part of their admission to the bar, they pledge to preserve the rule 
of law and uphold the Constitutions of the State of New York and the United States. Doing so is not a political 
act but a foundational one to be a member of a noble profession and to fulfill its highest aspirations. 
Let us never take the rule of law or our role for granted, and let us always lead with integrity, commitment, 
and courage.
Message From the Dean: 
Law Day
Dean Anthony W. Crowell  •  Published May 5, 2025
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