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Why We’re Not Doing Big Law Recruitment: “You Are Not Alone” Testimonials
As Big Law recruiting moves ever earlier, 145 HLS students signed the 2025 ‘You Are Not Alone’ poster and explained why they opted out.
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A New Year, New Student Organizations on Campus
From an Abundance policy group to pickleball, students are preparing new clubs for DOS-CEEB’s December approval round.
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Student Government Presidents Chris, Salah-Dean Plan for the New Year
Co-presidents Salah-Dean Satouri and Chris Egi say their values, not just student opinion, will shape how student government pushes the administration.
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Guest Essay: Quitting EIP was the Best Decision I Made in Law School.
One student explains why quitting Big Law recruitment midway was the right call, and what they wish they’d known as a 1L.
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Danielle Mikaelian, HLS ’25, Wins Ms. JD’s Limitless Leadership Award, among other Luminaries
The 3L was the only law student honored this year by Ms. JD, the national nonprofit supporting women in law.
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How Law Schools Can Create the Lawyers Democracy Needs to Survive
A Big Law–bound student proposes a full-ride scholarship for law students who commit five to seven years to public service.
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Prof. Accused of Offering Negative, Activism-Related Feedback While Serving as Reference
A student alleges Prof. Matthew Stephenson raised their campus activism with a prospective employer. Stephenson says he has never discussed a student’s politics in a reference.
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Bharmal, Bottinelli, and Guzdial: Trio of Students Bring CivPro to Life with “Critical Procedure”
Their student-built sessions teach 1Ls that Civil Procedure, often called the driest course, is full of political choices.
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A Varied Staff Appreciation Dinner Brings Joy and Camaraderie
At the third annual Staff Appreciation Dinner, students and alumni thanked the support staff who make HLS feel like home.
