A model of Fordham University’s under-construction law school, which is scheduled to be finished in about two years

From the June Issue: Throughout the past year, some of New York City’s most conspicuous real estate ventures have been buildings developed by institutions of higher education — a sector that’s undergoing a massive (and very public) infrastructure expansion. But projects on such an imposing scale do not go up in this town without a great deal of controversy. [more]