Do You Accept the Status Quo? It’s About Time to Shatter the Ceiling
The Shatter the Ceiling coalition is an initiative calling attention to systemic gender disparities at Harvard Law School. Shatter the Ceiling started with a rumor: “Did you hear that not one woman...
Law Review Adds Affirmative Action For Gender
Law Review elected a new President, Gillian S. Grossman; included gender to the list of criteria for new selected new editors; and added two more editor positions, according to the Harvard...
Demographics of BSA, Law Review, HLAB
According to the Board of Student Advisors, approximately 33 percent of its members self-identified as female, 33 percent self-identified as males and 33 percent did not report their gender. According to...
Law Review 25 Percent Female
The upcoming acadmic year’s Law Review is 25 percent female, according to Law Review President Conor Tochilin, Law ’13 and Business ’13. This represents an 8 percent drop in female...
Demographics of BSA, Law Review, HLAB
According to the Board of Student Advisors, approximately 48 percent of its 42 members self-identified as female, 43 percent self-identified as males and nine percent did not report their gender. According to the...
Transparency, Big and Small
The first semester of law school is supposed to be the hardest. Students are thrown in to sink or swim, though no one knows until late January if they’re actually...