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Harvard Law Today and the Harvard Law Bulletin are Harvard Law School’s principal editorial publications, telling the stories of the law school and its community and showcasing the positive contributions and impact of its faculty, students, alumni, and programs.
Harvard Law Today is the law school’s online news and features publication, reporting on legal developments, scholarship, teaching, student and alumni work, and issues at the intersection of law and public life. Articles are published on the Harvard Law Today website and shared with readers through a weekly email newsletter and Harvard Law School’s social media channels.
The Harvard Law Bulletin is Harvard Law School’s alumni magazine. Published twice a year in print and online, it features in-depth reporting, profiles, essays, and other stories exploring legal ideas and developments, the work and lives of Harvard Law alumni, and the broader law school community. The print magazine is mailed to Harvard Law alumni, with its stories also distributed digitally through email and social media.
How we use generative AI
Every article published in Harvard Law Today and the Harvard Law Bulletin is written by a human author. In keeping with journalistic practices at many major news organizations, our writers and editors may use generative AI tools to assist with the editorial process. All final editorial decisions are made by, and remain the responsibility of, our editorial staff.