The HLS alumni network is a global community of over 40,000 graduates, united by a shared commitment to excellence, leadership, and service in the legal profession and beyond.
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Harvard Law School Reunions
Reconnect with classmates and friends while taking a walk down memory lane on the HLS campus.
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Ways to Give
Support current and future students at Harvard Law School by sharing the gift of an unparalleled legal education.
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Harvard Law School Association
The HLSA brings the HLS community together to socialize and network, share insights, and engage in discussions on timely topics of the day, providing abundant opportunities to reconnect.
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HLS Amicus: Community for Life
Amicus is HLS’s online alumni and student directory and advising tool that enables you to reconnect with friends and classmates, forge new relationships across shared interests, and advise a current student.
Latest Alumni News
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Celebrating Harvard Law’s Black alumni
Hundreds of graduates gathered for a three-day reunion in September to honor the achievements and legacy of Black Harvard Law graduates
September 26, 2025
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My Harvard Law School mentor
As the academic year gets underway, we asked a few distinguished alumni to share stories about the educators who shaped their path through law school, careers, and beyond.
September 17, 2025
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Keeping Connected
Six members of the Harvard Law School Association Executive Committee discuss their law school time and what it means to maintain their Harvard ties and make new ones.
July 31, 2025
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Thanks to your continued generosity, we are able to recruit the most talented and promising law students, empower our world-renowned faculty through innovative teaching, and offer meaningful opportunities for our alumni to stay connected, inspired, and impactful within this extraordinary community.
From ensuring student success, to building experiential learning opportunities, to supporting faculty research—you make the difference.