Promising Civil Rights Lawyer and Harvard Alum Kiah Duggins Tragically Killed in Reagan National Airport Plane Crash

WASHINGTON — Kiah Duggins, a civil rights attorney set to start a significant role at Howard University’s law school, tragically lost her life in a plane crash on Wednesday evening at Reagan National Airport. Already an established figure in the Washington, D.C. community, Duggins was known for her passionate advocacy for social equity and justice. Colleagues and friends remember Duggins as an exceptional individual, whose intellect and compassion made a lasting impact. Bobby Gandu, who is associated with Wichita State University, where Duggins completed her undergraduate studies, praised her brilliance and empathic nature. “Kiah was … Read more

Families Challenge Dismissal of Lawsuit Over Body Part Thefts at Harvard Morgue

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – A scandal has erupted around the theft and sale of body parts at Harvard Medical School’s morgue, prompting family members of the deceased to challenge a court ruling that had dismissed their lawsuit against the institution. The families are contesting the decision of a Suffolk Superior Court judge who found no evidence that university administrators were aware of the illicit activities carried out by a former morgue manager who now faces federal charges. The issue began when it was discovered that the morgue manager had allegedly been involved in the illegal removal … Read more

Harvard Law Graduate Reflects on the Critical Importance of Diversity in Legal Education Amid Declining Black Student Enrollment

Cambridge, MA — As Harvard Law School embraces a new academic year, it finds itself grappling with the shifting dynamics of student racial diversity. This year marks the first entrance class since the cessation of race-based affirmative action, a move that has significantly reduced the number of Black students from 43 last year to just 19. The effects of this demographic shift raise concerns not only about the quality of the educational experience but also about broader implications for professional practice and societal integration. The role of racial and ethnic diversity in legal education cannot … Read more

From Silent Protests at Harvard to Unverified Bragging by Trump: A Tumultuous Week Highlights Tensions in Academia and Politics

Cambridge, MA — In a modern twist that seems straight out of a satirical Cold War film, Harvard University recently took measures against students and faculty for holding silent protests in the library, stressing the importance of maintaining a non-disruptive atmosphere. This action has sparked debate about the real priorities of educational institutions when balancing order and freedom of expression. Adding to the array of unusual occurrences, former President Donald Trump publicly praised his daughter Tiffany Trump’s academic achievements by citing her class ranking at law school, despite the fact that her institution does not … Read more