Harvard Law School
Despite Alternatives, Student-Run Law Reviews Here to Stay
With so many barriers to entry and a functioning, but imperfect system, legal experts say that the student-driven law review model is here to stay.
Liberation Music Sued a Harvard Law Professor... Guess What Happened Next
Would you take a Harvard Law professor to court? Better yet, would you take on a legal expert who specializes in copyright law for violating copyright? Yeah, doesn’t seem like a good idea.
Jindal Thinks Obama Should Sue Harvard
Bobby Jindal, current governor of Louisiana, spoke about Barack Obama at the Conservative Political Action Conference last week, slamming him for being “the most liberal and incompetent President” of his lifetime in response to his treatment of the current situation in Ukraine.
Introducing *impossible*
Lily Cole, founder of *impossible*, begins her discussion to a large audience about the social media platform dedicated to the idea of a gift economy. The event, which took place on Wednesday evening at Wasserstein Hall, celebrated the US launch of *impossible*.
U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara and Actress Mindy Kaling To Speak at HLS Class day
Class Day is Wednesday, May 28, with Commencement ceremonies taking place the following day.
British Actress Lily Cole Discusses Social Media Site
British fashion model, actress, and social entrepreneur Lily L. Cole is working to make the impossible possible with the U.S. launch of her London-based social media site and application called Impossible.
The Core of "impossible"?
Lily Cole, founder of "impossible", presents some of the core idea and foundations of the social media platform. The event, which took place on Wednesday evening at Wasserstein Hall, celebrated the US launch of "impossible".
The Harvard Law Review
Since 1925, Gannett House, the oldest building on Harvard Law School's campus, has housed the student-run Harvard Law Review.
Affirmative Action Helps
Randall L. Kennedy, professor of law at Harvard Law School speaks of the benefits of affirmative action on campuses on Thursday Feb. 27.
Law School Hosts Debate on the Merits of Affirmative Action
A panel featuring Harvard Law School Professor Randall L. Kennedy among others debated on the pros and cons of affirmative action Thursday evening at the Law School’s Ames Court Room.
Affirmative Action Hurts
Gail Harriot, a professor of law at the University of San Diego, and Richard H. Sander '78, a professor of law at University of California in Los Angeles School of Law, say that affirmative action does more harm than good on university campuses.
Intelligence Squared
John Donovan, a correspondent to ABC News, asks panelists in a Harvard Law School debate whether affirmative action on campus does more harm than good. The event took place at Austin Hall on Thursday, Feb. 27.
Overtaxed Employees Pleased with University Response to Payroll Error
Harvard employees said they are pleased with the way the University has dealt with the payroll error that overtaxed employees on more than $20 million of income between 2009 and 2013.
