The American Revolution: A political argument.
Professor Bruce H. Mann argues that American colonists were fighting to uphold English legal traditions
Security Breach
Defending our data against rising cyberattacks relies on a patchwork of laws and regulations, strong public ‑ private partnerships — and a whole lot of luck
A Legal Training Ground
For Harvard Law graduates, clerking delivers mentorship, skills, and a career-defining foundation.
Leaving It All Out on the Field
From the locker room to the boardroom, Harvard Law alumni are changing the game in professional sports
Liberty for All
Justice Anthony Kennedy reflects on his Supreme Court opinions and the events that shaped him
Heard on Campus: Spring 2026
Dozens of notable speakers and panelists visited Harvard Law School in recent months. Here’s what some of them had to say.
‘Belief is the ultimate force multiplier’
In the United States Air Force, a call sign — or nickname used over communications channels — is bestowed upon a pilot or officer by…
Degree of Distinction
After driving the British from Boston, George Washington became an honorary member of the Class of 1776.
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A Harvard Law School course aims to explore the law’s role in regulating AI — before it’s too late
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As the leader of the organization March for Life, Jennie Bradley Lichter advocates for law and policy change.
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Growing up in Jacksonville, Florida, in the 1960s and ’70s, Reginald Brown ’96 saw firsthand the disparate effects of law and public policy. “It was…
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Alumni titles from "Declaring Independence" to "Fashion and Intellectual Property."
A Record for History
Last November, Harvard Law School made the nearly complete set of evidentiary documents and trial transcripts from all 13 Nuremberg Trials publicly available online.
