Opinions Interview with Joan McPhee ’84, Litigation & Enforcement Partner at Ropes & Gray: Recognized for Advancing Women’s Leadership ...

A trio of students bring new perspective to a dry doctrine with their Critical Procedure review sessions, created to augment 1L CivPro courses.

Twelve talented 3Ls made their case before a trio of celebrated jurists and hundreds of their peers last Wednesday evening as part of the annual Harvard Law School Ames Moot Court Competition.

To gain a sense of how professors have had to adapt to a new style of teaching, we sat down with Assistant Professor of Law Maureen “Molly” Brady, the recently selected Section 3 Leader and a ...

In five days, Senator Barack Obama '91 could become the the first African-American and the second Harvard Law School graduate (after Rutherford B. Hayes, Class of 1845) to be elected President of the ...

In a guest essay, a public interest student shares their experience with EIP in two parts: why they left EIP and what they wish they had known before.

In the late 1970s, I had lunch with the head of the Internal Revenue Service. I broached a subject long on my mind: “I have been told that the section on insurance in the tax code is so complex that ...

In placing the power to declare war on Congress, the Framers recognized that in some instances the President may have to respond to sudden attacks, particularly when Congress is out of session.

Technology adoption in the legal industry has certainly grown, but there are still barriers to total adoption. To understand those barriers we must ask and answer 3 questions about technological ...

A compact among students to not participate in the Harvard Early Interview Program.

A statement from Harvard Law School faculty, professors, and clinicians regarding student speech and expression on campus.

Speech by Cornel West, B.A. ’74, addressed to pro-Palestine activists at a rally in protest of the ongoing atrocities in Gaza. Any words unintelligible are a reflection on the recording quality of our ...