They could participate in a panel discussion on legal services, or about amending the Federal Constitution. One faculty visitor to NYU noted that the intellectual activity on campus is unmatched anywhere. Currently, about 65 student organizations and journals offer opportunities to students to pursue specialized law-related activities.
Funds are also available to start new organizations and journals.
In recent years, for example, students established their own lecture series to bring faculty from other universities to the law school, and they recently established two new journals. Student-faculty interaction is featured, too. Students come to know faculty, not only in classes and during office hours, but also outside the classroom. Most first-year professors have lunch with small groups of students throughout the year. Most of the faculty live within walking distance of the school, making it easy for students and faculty to share coffee in Golding Lounge or at any of the dozens of nearby restaurants.