Harvard Law School says enrollment of students of color dropped after affirmative action ban
The percentage of students of color in Harvard Law School’s new class fell to 43% from 51% in 2023, according to new data the ...
Work Experience Matters for Law School Applicants
Applicants with a wealth of work experience should include an extensive resume of up to two pages in length. Older applicants ...
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Enrollment of Students of Color Drops 8 Percentage Points at Harvard Law School
The share of students of color enrolled in Harvard Law School’s J.D. Class of 2027 dropped by eight percentage points ...
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Harvard Law School
By Jenny Gross He pivoted between serving as an adviser to the Carter, Clinton and Obama White Houses and teaching at Harvard and Berkeley, where he was the law school dean. By Clay Risen Three ...
Pro-Palestinian protest held at Harvard days after school year begins
Around 30 minutes before Harvard College’s first pro-Palestine protest of the new school year began, three police officers ...
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Harvard Gazette Recaps Event with Ph.D. Alum danah boyd
danah boyd received her Ph.D. from the UC Berkeley School of Information and is the founder of the Data & Society Research ...
Harvard's Hal Scott on the ancillary effect of a wealth tax
Hal Scott, Committee on Capital Markets Regulation president and Harvard Law School professor emeritus, joins 'Squawk Box' to ...
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Wesleyan President Alleges Harvard Adopted Institutional Restraint Policy to Appease Trump
HLS professor Noah Feldman slammed Wesleyan President Michael S. Roth for alleging Harvard only adopted its new institutional ...
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Over 400 Harvard faculty join group launched to support Israeli students, scholars
Harvard Faculty for Israel aims to strengthen ties with Israeli universities amid pro-Palestinian demonstrations.
At Harvard, Ketanji Brown Jackson knew about a White student fighting to remove a Confederate flag. He is now her husband.
Ketanji Brown Jackson, the first Black woman to serve as a Supreme Court justice​, opened up about how she and her husband Patrick Jackson met and navigated their interracial relationship.