Yesterday, more than ninety members of the Harvard Law School faculty issued a statement concerning the rule of law: We are privileged to teach and learn the law with you. We write to you today ...

According to figures released last month, there are 19 Black students in the first-year class at Harvard Law School, down from 43 in last year’s entering class. You have to go back to the 1960s ...

In a statement, Harvard spokesman Jeff Neal said that the law school continued “to believe that a student body composed of persons with a wide variety of backgrounds and experiences is a vital ...

As Harvard Law School grapples with its lowest Black enrollment figures in decades, the future of diversity in legal education hangs in the balance.

Only 19 Black students enrolled at the prestigious law school this fall, according to data from the American Bar Association.

The number of first-year Black student enrollment at Harvard Law went from 43 to 19, labeled as the lowest number since 1965.

Young Richard was a very diligent and precocious student through school and on to Yale College and Harvard Law. I appeared twice as an appellant (and therefore not in person) before Posner in a ...

The somewhat nebulous definition of public intellectual given by Richard Posner is "a person who, drawing on his intellectual resources, addresses a broad though educated public on issues with a ...

Richard Posner, a retired judge on the 7th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, is being sued by an Indiana man who says he is owed $170,000 for serving as the co-executive director of the prominent ...

When Judge Richard Posner, who remains the most-cited legal scholar on record, abruptly retired from the 7th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Chicago in September 2017, the legal world was stunned.

Certainly, Judge Posner paints on the biggest of canvases: he reflects not only on questions of law, but also on the interplay of public and private morality, on philosophies of governance, on ...

Harvard Law School affiliates are circulating a petition calling for the Law School Administrative Board to stop investigating three students involved in an October 26 silent protest by the ...