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- Summer 2019
  
  How have U.S. presidents found ways to expand their powers to achieve their goals?
- Winter 2019
  
  Bringing slavery's legacy to light
- Summer 2018
  
  Celebrating Harvard Law School’s clinics and Students Practice Organizations
- Fall 2017
  
  Commemorating the Bicentennial of Harvard Law School
- Spring 2017
  
  They don’t all want to be immigration lawyers, but this year, hundreds of Harvard Law School students have made immigrant rights their business.
- Fall 2016
  
  Should the United States join the Trans-Pacific Partnership? Experts debate.
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‘What justice demands of us, no one person can do alone.’

Martha Minow on the legacies of Brown v. Board of Education

Martha Minow became HLS’s 12th dean in 2009, after teaching at HLS since 1981. In January, she announced her intention to step down at the end of the academic year. This spring Minow spoke with the Bulletin about the institution she loves, the future of legal education and what she looks forward to next.

The New Empiricists

For the growing number of empiricists at HLS, there’s nothing quite so satisfying—or unimpeachable—as resolving a thorny, often contentious, legal or policy question through rigorous analysis of cold, hard data.