professorships: Choh-Ming Li Professor of Law awarded to Chin Leng Lim in 2017 and Simon FS Li Professor of Law awarded to Bryan Mercurio in 2019. Ranking The Research Assessment Exercise (RAE) Report of 2014, prepared by the University Grants Committee of the Hong Kong Government, ranked CUHK LAW at first place under the Law panel. In the RAE 2020, CUHK LAW is again overall leading in the law domain with 83% of its research activity being rated as 4* ("world leading") and 3* ("internationally excellent"). The annual QS global university rankings, released on 29 April 2015, showed that in the subject category of "law and legal studies", The Chinese University of Hong Kong was ranked 42nd world-wide. These rankings are based upon academic reputation, employer reputation, and research impact. In 2018 CUHK LAW was ranked by the Times Higher Education (THE) ranking exercise the most international law school worldwide. Campuses CUHK LAW operates on twin sites, with its headquarters at the university main campus in Shatin. The LL.B students conduct their undergraduate classes in Shatin at the Lee Shau Kee Building, which includes its own moot court. Situated immediately next to it is the Lee Quo Wei Law Library, located on the 3rd and 4th floors of the University Library. The graduate-level law classes for the JD, the LLM and the PCLL are held at the CUHK Graduate Law Centre (GLC), on the second floor of the Bank of America Tower in Admiralty. Located in the central business district of Hong Kong, the GLC is within walking distance of the Hong Kong High Court, the Court of Final Appeal Building, barristers' chambers and law firms. The GLC has its own legal resources center, considered a "mini law library", as well as lecture theatres, a multi-purpose moot court, break-out rooms and a computer lab to facilitate teaching and learning. The Sir TL Yang Society, named after Ti Liang Yang, a former Chief Justice of Hong Kong, is organised by CUHK LAW. It arranges activities and social functions to assist law students in their academic and professional development. The primary student governments at CUHK LAW is the Undergraduate Law Society and the Graduate Law Students Association (GLSA). In 2011, the GLSA founded the GLSA Gazette, a law student publication which "aims to encourage students to engage in key legal issues, contribute to legal scholarship, and to build closer ties between law