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News@Law
News@Law is a weekly selection of news clips and opinion pieces in major news outlets that cover Harvard Law School initiatives and programs or reference the scholarship and academic expertise of: HLS full-time faculty; visiting faculty and lecturers during the academic terms in which they are teaching; and staff and fellows working on faculty-supervised academic research or teaching projects. News@Law does not include articles or posts in legal journals, nonprofit advocacy publications, newsletters, student newspapers, social media posts, or blogs. The views expressed are those of the authors or speakers.
News From HLS:
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A 9/11 memory, a Marine Corps future
While in the military, Michael S. Bogdanos ’29 learned how to challenge himself and serve others by tending the troops in his care.
November 6, 2026
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Election update: Harvard Law School alumni in Congress 2026
Sixteen Harvard Law School alumni won congressional races in the Nov. 3 midterms, including all 13 incumbents seeking reelection and three candidates for open seats.
November 5, 2026
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Finding community in the Navy and at law school
Veteran and student Sofia Bliek has drawn key lessons while tapping into a commitment to achievement and community in both places.
November 4, 2026
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The beginning of another era
Yale scholar Justin Driver explores college admissions following the Supreme Court’s 2023 ruling at the Harvard Law School Biddle Lecture.
November 4, 2026
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Army veteran Austin Griffin: From the cockpit to Con Law
Before Harvard Law, Georgia native Austin Griffin flew helicopters and led soldiers in the Army.
November 4, 2026