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The Surge in Law School Applications: What’s Driving the Increase and What It Means for the Future
What’s Driving the Increase and What It Means for the Future Introduction In a year filled with unexpected developments, one of the biggest surprises has been the dramatic increase in law school ...
The Nation4h
Harvard’s New Speech Rules Continue Their Pattern of Repression
The university’s adoption of the IHRA definition of anti-semitism conflates critique of Israel with antisemitic speech, ...
Harvard Law Review Taps Black Princeton Graduate as New Leader
The Harvard Law Review named a Black student as its leader for the second straight year, at a time when the number of first-year Black students at the nation’s most prestigious legal university has ...
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Graduate Students’ Union Weighs Bargaining Priorities Ahead of Third Contract Negotiation
Harvard graduate student union organizers presented articles for the union’s third contract in a general membership meeting ...
Harvard University sued for paying workers only once a month: ‘Withholding… millions of dollars’
Harvard University is the latest local school that has been slapped with a lawsuit for reportedly paying its employees only once a month. Weeks after Amherst College was sued for paying workers late, ...