Palm Beach Post18d
Women in space: An international timeline of their milestones to the stars and back
1986: Christa McAuliffe, set to be the first teacher in space, and astronaut Judith Resnick die with five other ... nationality to fly in space. A middle school in Palm Beach County is later ...
Harvard Law Professors Warn ‘Rule Of Law’ Is Buckling Under Trump
A rare letter from a large contingent of faculty acknowledged the legal profession is under extraordinary strain as Trump ...
The Boston Globe17d
Harvard Law School students endorse call for divestment from Israel, pro-Palestinian student group says
A pro-Palestinian student group at Harvard Law School said that a referendum calling on the university to divest from companies providing military and intelligence support to Israel was decisively ...
The Harvard Crimson27d
Will Harvard Law School’s Interim Dean Return to the ‘Quiet Life’?
“We all felt he handled some difficult situations very competently,” Dowdle said. Harvard Law School professor Maureen Brady, who currently serves as one of HLS’ deputy deans, wrote in a ...
The Harvard Crimson27d
Former Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer Debates Legal Doctrines in Harvard Law School Panel
Former Supreme Court Justice Stephen G. Breyer spoke on the practical challenges of legal interpretation with several legal experts at a Harvard Law School panel hosted by the Harvard Law Review ...
Bloomberg L.P.27d
Why Harvard Law Is Losing Black Students
A year after the Supreme Court banned race-based admissions, the law school’s first-year Black student enrollment plummeted — with repercussions way beyond the classroom. Harvard Law School ...
The Harvard Crimson5d
‘Writing Crime into Blackness and Anti-Blackness into Law’: Devon Carbado Delivers Annual HLS Belinda Sutton Lecture
New York University law professor Devon W. Carbado discussed the “afterlife” of chattel slavery at the annual Belinda Sutton ...
New York Post3d
Russian scientist working at Harvard Medical School detained by ICE — because she didn’t properly declare frog embryos
A Russian scientist working at Harvard Medical School has been detained by federal immigration officials for failing to declare frog embryos, according to her attorney who said the feds are ...
The Harvard Crimson6d
Former Indian Supreme Court Justice Reflects on Her Career at HLS Lunch
Indu Malhotra, the former Indian Supreme Court Justice, dissected her legal career and past rulings during a lunch discussion at the Harvard Law School on Monday. The conversation — hosted ...
The Harvard Crimson4d
More Than 600 Harvard Faculty Urge Governing Boards To Resist Demands From Trump
Government professors Ryan D. Enos and Steven R. Levitsky sent the letter in an email to faculty Monday morning, though Harvard Law School professor Nikolas E. Bowie said several faculty helped ...
AI transformation in the legal sector begins in law schools
Law, like many other professions, is undergoing a major transformation with the adoption of artificial intelligence (AI). Law ...
The Boston Globe5d
Hundreds of Harvard professors call for resistance of ‘attacks on American universities’
Andrew Manuel Crespo, a law professor at Harvard Law School, said he worries that the public wrongly assumes that American universities will always be the “model for the world.” For decades ...