Audience: JD Students

Join the WLA and representatives of BSA to discuss the application process and the BSA program in general. Non-pizza lunch will be served.

Punishment and society legal literature identifies the impact of American criminal justice ideas, particularly the sway of the punitive state, on jurisdictions abroad. This talk adds complication and nuance to these observations by relying on the public policy concept of “policy transfer” to examine the impact of American legislation, litigation, and politics on the Israeli […]

Is it possible to subject algorithmic forms of warfare to the rule of law? This is the question I will pursue in my talk, and I will argue that problems with existing laws cannot be overcome by new legislation. Since the advent of monotheism, central to the law itself has been its study by humans. […]

The Harvard Law Review will host an informational session for 1L members of the Jewish Law Students Association on Wednesday, March 11 at 12PM in WCC 3009. All 1Ls interested in learning about the write-on competition and the Law Review generally — including as they relate to Shabbat observance — are encouraged to attend. Kosher […]

Civil Rights Civil Liberties Law Review Celebrates 55 years of Achievements. Please join us for our two day conference comprised of six panels on environmental justice, impact and affirmative litigation, housing, movement lawyering, public defense, and immigration and national security.

Civil Rights Civil Liberties Law Review Celebrates 55 years of Achievements. Please join us for our two day conference comprised of six panels on environmental justice, impact and affirmative litigation, housing, movement lawyering, public defense, and immigration and national security.

Are you registered to vote in Massachusetts or interested in getting involved with campaigns here? This panel, hosted by Harvard Immigration Project and the Equal Democracy Project, will give you a chance to learn about upcoming local and state elections, and how you can get involved by voting, volunteering, and more! This event will discuss […]

Since an isolated incident at Souza-Baranowski Correctional Center on January 10 involving several corrections officers and incarcerated people, there have been alarming reports about widespread retaliatory measures by officers against those incarcerated. This includes seizure of property, prohibition of all phone calls and visits—including from legal counsel—use of chemical agents, dogs, and tactical weapons, 24/7 […]

Join the Middle Eastern Law Students Association for our monthly MELSA Mondays for great conversation and community building!

Come join La Alianza at our General Body Meeting. Latin dinner provided.

Asian Pacific American Law Students Association (APALSA) is holding a debate with students representing the Democratic candidates. We hope this event helps Harvard students learn about the nuances of the candidates’ platforms, and explores how Asian American issues are being reflected in the Democratic Primary. The debate will be during lunch on Super Tuesday, March […]

Ever wondered what it’s like to be an entertainment lawyer? Curious about what “entertainment law” actually entails? Didn’t realize lawyers worked in the entertainment industry? Please join the Committee on Sports and Entertainment Law for the answers to all those questions and more in a discussion with Rick Offsay. Rick is a partner in Latham […]

Join Paul Hastings for a roundtable discussion with junior associates from our West Coast offices. They will discuss topics ranging from how they chose their practice area, to making the most out of your summer experience. Lots of Dave’s Fresh Pasta will be served! Kindly RSVP to alexisbrown@paulhastings.com.

This event has been cancelled.

Panelists from HIP’s sponsors will be speaking about their firm’s immigration practice and meaningful pro bono opportunities available to associates at the firm.

Join the WLA for a chat with attorneys from Ropes & Gray and WilmerHale. This is a great opportunity to learn more about the firms and talk to attorneys about their experiences. The open-format conversation will be focused on incorporating pro bono work into practice, but all questions and topics are welcome. Coffee and Blackbird […]

Professor Sandra Fahy is an associate professor of anthropology in the Faculty of Liberal Arts and the Graduate Program in Global Studies at Sophia University in Tokyo. She will give a talk on her new book, “Marching Through Suffering: Loss and Survival in North Korea.”

Attorneys from Cravath, Cleary, and White & Case will speak to HLS students about opportunities to practice law abroad or practice cross-border law from within the United States.

As a 25-year Fidelity Investments veteran with financial services expertise, Pamela Everhart is a senior vice president and head of Regional Public Affairs and Community Relations in Fidelity’s Communications, Public Affairs and Policy Group. In this role, Pamela oversees the firm’s state and local government relationships, public affairs and community relations activities at its Boston […]

HIALSA’s yearly International Arbitration conference.