Six players stacked together in a human pyramid in Cambridge Common park.
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HL Flag Football Week 4: All Styles of Play on Display

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The door to the Office of Career Services.
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Prof. Matthew Stephenson Accused of Offering Negative, Activism-Related Feedback While Serving...

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Aashna Avachat, HLS '25, author of "Love Craves Cardamom" (A. Avachat, 2025).
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An Interview with Aashna Avachat, 3L, and Author of “Love Craves...

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List of various HLS Parody Players in character as rats, including In Rem-y (appearing in brown due to the lighting, Kate Hostal, HLS '25) (HLS Drama Society, 2025).
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Students’ Shine in Parody’s Playful Pasta-laden Pastiche of Ratatouille

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X(formerly known as Twitter) post showing Adrian Vermeule, J.D. '93, reposting with approval a thread describing reactions to revelations about unmarked graves at First Nations' residential schools "hysteria" and decrying the lack of attention paid to subsequent attacks on Catholic institutions.
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Professor Vermeule Makes Controversial Remarks Regarding First Nation Residential School Burial...

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The individual Ms. JD Honorees, including Danielle Mikaelian, HLS '25 (far right), Samantha Wellington of eBay (second from the right), and Juliette Pryor of Lowe's (far left).
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Danielle Mikaelian, HLS ’25, Wins Ms. JD’s Limitless Leadership Award, among...

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Harvard Law Students Gather to Protest Fascism at the Crossroads

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Student Orgs, Human Rights Clinic Named in Trump’s Demand Letter to...

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Quotes on the wall inside of Wassersetein Hall related to the rule of law. The first reads: "'Written laws are like spiders' webs, and would catch the weak and poor, but easily be broken by the mighty and rich.'” -Anacharsis" The second reads: “'In a democracy - even if it is a so-called democracy like our white-élitist one - the greatest veneration one can show the rule of law is to keep a watch on it, and to reserve the right to judge unjust laws and the subversion of the function of the law by the power of the state. That vigilance is the most important proof of respect for the law.' -Nadine Gordimer"
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Faculty Members Send Dueling Letters on the Rule of Law 

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The door to the Office of Career Services.
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Nobody Wants This: The Creep of the Big Law Offer Cycle

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For the First Time in History, Every HLS Honors Society President...

Deepika Singh, HLS '24, and Tobi Omotoso, HLS '25 - 0
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Community Gathers for Systemic Justice Project’s First Teach-In of the Year

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View of Pound Hall. Snow is on the ground, but walkways are clear, and the leaves have fallen off the trees. Streetlights outside are alight.
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Public Interest Lawyering in a Second Trump Administration: Systemic Justice Project...

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Photo of a classical-style building with trees in the foreground.
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Guest Essay: Quitting EIP was the Best Decision I Made in...

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