With more and more people deeply concerned about what they’re eating and what it means for our health, the economy, the environment, social justice, and even national security, Harvard Law School has created a new focus on food law.

As Americans travel to other countries to save money on health care or in pursuit of medical services illegal in the U.S., Professor I. Glenn Cohen looks at the implications at home and abroad.

A focus on law and leadership, as two HLS alumni—for the first time in U.S. history—are the presidential standard-bearers of the two major parties.

In a new environment, Harvard Law School is training lawyers to solve problems together.

New connections between theory and practice, from corporate law to security issues.

The Lawyerpreneurs: From social ventures to energy startups, HLS is helping students get new ideas off the ground.

A focus on the Supreme Court, as the ‘10th justice’ becomes the 9th.

Remixing Langdell—in the library and the classroom.

Points of Inflection

Transparency and Accountability: Cautionary tales, visions for reform