Winter Term Opportunities Information Session
HLS offers 2Ls, 3Ls and LL.M. students the opportunity to pursue independent clinicals or research and writing projects during J-term, domestically or abroad. Representatives from International Legal Studies, the Graduate Program, the Office of Clinical and Pro Bono Programs, the Committee on the Use of Human Subjects, and the HLS Registrar’s Office will discuss finding […]
Using Criminal Law to Combat Terrorism: A French Perspective
Book discussion with Sharon Weill, co-author of Terror on Trial, An Ethnography of French Courts (CUP 2026), which examines how terrorism logics are reflected, represented, and negotiated within French criminal proceedings and offers a nuanced, bottom-up perspective on the role of courts, based upon hundreds of hearing days. Sharon Weill is a professor of international […]
Debriefing Cisco v. Doe: The U.S. Supreme Court and International Human Rights
Over the summer, the Supreme Court — with its ruling in Cisco v. Doe — closed the door on recognizing modern international human rights law claims under the Alien Tort Statute, overturning the Court’s Sosa v. Alvarez-Machain decision and reversing a line of cases dating to 1980. This panel will examine the reasoning and implications of the Supreme Court’s decision, including how it is affecting pending cases in lower federal courts […]
Summer in a State Attorney General Office
What’s it really like to work for a summer in a State Attorney General office? About 50 HLS students worked last summer in State AG offices around the country. If you are one of those students, please join us for a noontime discussion to tell fellow students what it was like and what kind of […]
National Security Journal Subcite
JOLT x McKool Smith – Litigating Against AI: Lessons from the Front Line
McKool Smith attorneys discuss litigating against AI and lessons from the front lines. Curious about patent litigation and what it’s like to build a career at one of the nation’s leading trial firms? Join McKool Smith attorneys for an inside look at the practice, from breaking info patent litigation to succeeding as a Summer Associate, […]
Economic National Security Law: The Future of Sanctions and Illicit Finance
The National Security & Law Association is hosting a lunch talk with Georgetown Law professor Alex Zerden and trade expert Peter Harrell in conversation with HLS professors Mark Wu and Kristen Eichensehr to discuss economic sanctions after Learning Resources.
Lunch Talk with Dr. Michael E. Harrington
Join RAP for a talk with Dr. Michael E. Harrington about his work as an expert witness in music copyright infringement litigation.
HELR Second Subcite
This is the second subcite for HELR, where we will continue to work on the articles for our journal’s next edition.
HALB x Cravath
HALB x Latham
HBLR Corporate Roundtable
HALO: Art and the Law
HALB x Sullivan and Cromwell
Building a Brand From Scratch: A Conversation with Parke Founder Chelsea Parke
Building a Brand From Scratch: A Conversation with Parke Founder Chelsea Parke Tuesday, November 10, 2026 | 12:30–1:15 p.m. | Wasserstein Hall, Room 1015 | Lunch served Chelsea Parke founded the contemporary essentials brand Parke in 2022, starting with upcycled vintage denim and growing it into a full clothing line built on community and word-of-mouth […]
HLS Dems GBM
Please join HLS Dems for our general body meeting.
HBLR x Sullivan & Cromwell
Please join us for a special conversation with attorneys from Sullivan & Cromwell. This is a unique opportunity to hear directly from our attorneys about their career paths, experiences, and insights into the legal profession.
ACS Lunch Talk with Phil Brest
Please join ACS President Phil Brest for a conversation on federal judicial nominations. Prior to joining ACS, Brest served as the White House Senior Counsel who directed the Biden administration’s judicial nominations. In his time in the Office of the White House Counsel, Brest helped lead efforts to confirm 235 Article III judges—the most by […]
Mississippi Delta Project Southern Food Potluck
Come share a meal (and maybe a recipe or two) at the Mississippi Delta Project’s Southern Comfort Food Potluck! Whether it’s mac and cheese, cornbread, gumbo, sweet tea, or a family soul food recipe passed down for generations, bring a dish that speaks to Southern traditions and enjoy a spread of dishes from folks across […]

