Today News Archive

Columnist and author David French offers students advice on how to be heard by readers.

Sports podcaster Pablo Torre dishes on the business and ethics of investigatory journalism.

Student-run Harvard Legal Aid Bureau partners with local, parent-led group to ensure rights.

Robert Sitkoff’s Last Lecture explores the quiet yet mighty power of private law.

Harvard Law had the best performing American group in the 33rd Vis International Commercial Arbitration Moot.

Professor Noah Feldman examines how legal norms are faring under President Trump.

Author and historian Jill Lepore works with her Harvard Law students to master case research, tapping everything from archives to AI.

Harvard Law celebrates negotiation expert Sheila Heen’s appointment as the Thaddeus R. Beal Professor of Practice.

Last November, Harvard Law School made the nearly complete set of evidentiary documents and trial transcripts from all 13 Nuremberg Trials publicly available online.

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Growing up in Jacksonville, Florida, in the 1960s and ’70s, Reginald Brown ’96 saw firsthand the disparate effects of law and public policy. “It was…

As the leader of the organization March for Life, Jennie Bradley Lichter advocates for law and policy change.

Alice Austen’s debut novel focuses on moral questions and human possibility.

Justice Anthony Kennedy reflects on his Supreme Court opinions and the events that shaped him

Alumni titles from "Declaring Independence" to "Fashion and Intellectual Property."

Faculty books from "The Art of Impasse-Breaking Mediation" to "On Liberalism"

Celebrating the retirement this spring of a polymath who has influenced the careers of countless students