Lunch Talks at HLS: Michael Sandel on Next Steps for the Democratic Party
By Alyssa Oravec (JD ’18) On February 22nd, the Harvard Law School Forum Hosted Michael Sandel for a lunch talk, where he discussed his views on the most recent election and
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Photos from: The Sex Bureaucracy with FedSoc and the WLA, Presenting Profs. Suk-Gersen and Gersen
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Three things you need to know from the “Men as Gender Allies” Panel and Reception:
By Ashleigh Ruggles, HLS ‘18 Yes, there is a gender disparity in workplace success We have all heard it before, and the panel members confirmed it: there is a disparity
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The Big Law Partnership Gender Wage Gap
Students entering Big Law are likely aware of the dearth of women at the partnership level of the country’s top law firms. A new study released by legal recruiting firm
Female students are lagging behind once they get to HLS. WLA’s Shatter the Ceiling Committee is working to change that.
Despite equal representation among incoming class members and virtually no difference in law school admissions criteria like LSAT scores and GPA,[1] female students are lagging behind on many normative indicators