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Please join us to learn about upcoming EALS events and opportunities for students, and to meet faculty, staff, visiting scholars, and other students interested in…

All new PLAP members must choose and attend ONE of two new member orientations on September 24 or September 25. Lunch will be provided! To…

All new PLAP members must choose and attend ONE of two new member orientations on September 24 or September 25. Lunch will be provided! To…

Join us in the PLAP office to learn more about the Harvard Prison Legal Assistance Project and chat informally with some amazing current PLAPpers who…

Interested in learning more about the Tenant Advocacy Project (TAP)? Please join current members in the TAP office (WCC 5123) on Thursday, September 17 for…

Interested in learning more about the Tenant Advocacy Project (TAP)? Please join us for an outdoor information session and lunch. Hear from current TAP members…

Click to join the event on Zoom: lil.law.harvard.edu In a single generation, humanity has created an unprecedented public data inheritance: Scientific data. Cultural heritage.

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,…

We all know that stories are important in negotiation. We also know that everyone has an untold negotiation story (or two, or three). Until now,…

Get a roadmap to writing requirements, resources, and opportunities at Harvard Law School. Join Jeffrey R. Wilson, Director of the HLS Writing Center, and three students awarded HLS writing prizes. Lunch to be provided. Space is limited.

Federal data are more than just statistics. They determine which communities are visible, which disparities can be documented, and what evidence is available to researchers,…

Machiavelli, before becoming the renowned writer of The Prince, was a young diplomat for his beloved, although unarmed, Republic of Florence. For 15 years, he…

Registration is required for lunch. Please visit: bsy.sh/pkLGGtA Information is both a social good, that should benefit the…

This public event will discuss legal and ethical issues related to disposition of cryopreserved embryos and the development of lab-grown “embryo models” which are created…

Old News, New Evidence: Historical US Newspapers and Legal Research Thursday, May 21 from noon to 1pm ET Zoom Link (no need to register):…

The Program on Negotiation’s 2025-2026 Graduate Research Fellows will present their research on current topics in negotiation, mediation, and conflict resolution. This session offers an…

Whether you identify as a progressive leftist or a conservative Christian or anything in between, join Breaking Bread, Building Bridges—a student-led initiative funded by the…

Join us for an engaging lecture by Prof. Konyin Ajayi, HLS ’82, titled Africa Reimagined: Progress, Promise, People. In his thought-provoking talk, Prof.