Via HLS News Two recent Harvard Law School graduates, Shannon Erwin ’10 and Alana Greer ’11, have been selected as recipients of grants from the Public Service Venture Fund, a unique program that …
What’s So Bad About a 10-Mile Walk to School?
Via the International Human Rights Clinic By David Victorson, J.D. '16 A few weeks ago the Harvard Human Rights Program tweeted about the fact that many students in rural South Africa have to walk …
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Harvard Law School Students Honored with the Weiler Awards
On March 26th, four Harvard Law School students – Javier Oliver (3L), Juan Arguello (3L), Jaimie McFarlin (3L), and Joshua Lee (3L) – were honored with the Weiler Awards presented at the Committee on …
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Clinic student reflects on his work with the Innocence Project
By Nathan Wood, J.D. '16 This post is about decision-making in the context of innocence programs. More specifically, it is about the difficult decision innocence programs must make regarding whether …
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Dehlia Umunna appointed Clinical Professor of Law at Harvard Law
Via HLS News Dehlia Umunna has been appointed Clinical Professor of Law at Harvard Law School. She has been a lecturer at HLS since 2007, and is Deputy Director and Clinical Instructor at HLS’s …
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APPLICATION DEADLINE: Community Enterprise Project of the Transactional Law Clinics
Application Deadline: April 3, 2015 Community Enterprise Project of the Transactional Law Clinics Please see below for information regarding the Community Enterprise Project, a by-application …