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Students who participated in the Nov. 6 study-in supporting HLS clinical instructors have been banned from the law library for two weeks, including a student journalist covering the event.
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In a historic move, Harvard Law School postpones the remaining Ames Moot Court rounds as the graduate student strike continues.
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Friends since a pre-law program, the co-presidents talk falling turnout, a friendlier approach to the administration, and free tuition.
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In a year with few choices, Professor Jon Hanson’s 1L section picks one thing for itself — a tort pun that it carries for life.
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Student groups must tell Harvard Law School whether their speakers or events could be “seen by others as controversial.” Across the ideological spectrum, student leaders are questioning what that means and whether a “yes” could leave their groups paying for police.
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From an Abundance policy group to pickleball, students are preparing new clubs for DOS-CEEB’s December approval round.
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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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The 3L was the only law student honored this year by Ms. JD, the national nonprofit supporting women in law.
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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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Their student-built sessions teach 1Ls that Civil Procedure, often called the driest course, is full of political choices.
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At the third annual Staff Appreciation Dinner, students and alumni thanked the support staff who make HLS feel like home.
