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Crime

Harvard Law School Student Charged With Assaulting Student In Homophobic Attack

A Harvard Law School student was arrested after allegedly assaulting a fellow HLS student in a homophobic attack last month, according to a Harvard University Police report.

Portrait of HLR President Apsara Iyer
Student Groups

Harvard Law Review Elects Apsara Iyer as 137th President

Apsara A. Iyer, a second-year law student at Harvard Law School, was elected the 137th president of the Harvard Law Review, becoming the first Indian American woman to hold the position.

Portrait of Congressman Bobby Scott
Harvard Law School

U.S. Representative Bobby Scott Speaks About Labor at a Harvard Law School Forum

U.S. Representative Robert “Bobby” C. Scott ’69 (D-Va.) spoke at Harvard Law School about his labor agenda for the 118th Congress on Friday.

HLS Low Income Protection Plan
Harvard Law School

More than 100 Harvard Law School Affiliates Sign Open Letter Criticizing Low Income Protection Plan

More than 100 Harvard Law School alumni and current affiliates have signed an open letter calling for changes to the school’s Low Income Protection Plan, which subsidizes loan repayments for graduates pursuing public interest jobs.

Noam Chomsky at Corporate Capture Conference
Harvard Law School

Scholars, Political Leaders Discuss ‘Corporate Capture’ of Law at HLS Event

Harvard Law School hosted a conference featuring legal scholars, lawyers, and legal journalists who discussed the impact that corporate interests have on legal education and the legal system on Friday and Saturday.

Royall House and Slave Quarters
Harvard Law School

Harvard Law School Pledges $500,000 Gift to Royall House and Slave Quarters

Harvard Law School announced a gift of $500,000 to the Royall House and Slave Quarters as part of a continued effort to recognize the University’s historical ties to slavery.

CGIS
Politics

Anti-Gerrymandering Tool Developed by Harvard Researchers Used in Supreme Court Proceedings

Redist — a tool developed by Harvard undergraduates, graduate students, and faculty — could impact the fate of a Supreme Court case involving allegations of racial gerrymandering in Alabama.

Harvard Kennedy School Belfer Center
Harvard Kennedy School

Experts Discuss the Future of Technology in Cities in STS Panel

Two former mayors and two urban planning professors discussed the future of cities at a panel hosted by the Harvard Kennedy School’s Program on Science, Technology, and Society on Friday afternoon.

Julián Castro
Politics

Julián Castro Lectures on Urban Areas Post-Pandemic at Harvard Law School

Former U.S. Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Julián Castro discussed post-pandemic living conditions of American urban areas at a Harvard Law School lecture on Wednesday, affirming that “cities can come back even stronger” after the Covid-19 pandemic.

Head of the Charles
College

57th Head of the Charles Regatta Makes Waves

Hundreds of thousands of spectators gathered at the Charles River to cheer on the 57th Head of the Charles Regatta from Friday to Sunday.

SOCH
Computer Science

Hundreds Flock to the SOCH For HackHarvard’s First In-Person Hackathon in Three Years

Hundreds of college students from around the world gathered at the SOCH this weekend to participate in HackHarvard, Harvard’s largest international hackathon.

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