Harvard Law Suspends Library Access After Student Study-In Escalates Contract Dispute
Harvard Law School temporarily suspended student access to Langdell Library after about 40 students staged a silent “study-in” on Friday in support of the school’s clinical instructors, according to The Harvard Crimson. The protest underscored a widening labor dispute at one of the world’s most prominent legal institutions, where students are increasingly pressing the university to reach a contract agreement with instructors who teach and supervise clinical work central to the law school’s curriculum.
