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Are you passionate about advancing justice for immigrant communities? You can now reserve individual advising time with Wasserstein Fellow Michelle Lapointe, the Legal Director at the American Immigration Council. In this capacity, Michelle directs high-impact legal challenges and strategic advocacy initiatives designed to protect immigrant rights and foster a more equitable system. Before stepping into […]

All students are welcome to attend an upcoming discussion hosted by the Harvard Law School Women’s Law Association, titled “Women on the Bench: A Judicial Panel on Clerkships and Careers in the Judiciary.” The session will take place on Thursday, November 12, from 6:00 to 7:30 p.m. in Room WCC 1015. Distinguished jurists will reflect […]

For law students considering their post-graduate trajectory, the traditional corridors of Washington, D.C. and New York City are far from the only avenues for meaningful legal practice. In recent years, Texas has emerged as one of the most dynamic and consequential legal markets in the country. To help students navigate the opportunities available in the […]

Six months after repair work commenced, the Itowolo section of the Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) lane along the Ikorodu Expressway has finally been restored by CCECC Nigeria Ltd under the directive of the Lagos State Government. The extensive shutdown had previously drawn public attention when reports highlighted the crippling traffic congestion endured by daily commuters, […]

In an apparent breach of statutory spending guidelines, Nigeria’s Ministry of Women Affairs disbursed N71,219,000 into the personal bank accounts of two staff members within a single day. The funds were earmarked for an upcoming conference promoting female political involvement ahead of the 2027 general elections. Transaction records captured on Govspend—a platform run by civic […]Read More

Renowned undercover reporter and founder of the Foundation for Investigative Journalism (FIJ), ‘Fisayo Soyombo, is launching a photographic showcase based on his harrowing three-part reportage, ‘UNDERCOVER: Europe Through the Sahara Desert and the Mediterranean Sea.’ The project draws from the grim reality unfolding in places like Agadez, a desolate hub in northern Niger. There, heavily […]

Students aiming for a plaintiff-side internship for their second summer should keep an eye on a handful of employers taking part in EIP, including Dovel & Luner, Hagens Berman, and Saveri Law. Both Saveri Law and Hagens Berman will also be available through the Connections program, where bids close on Monday, October 26. Additionally, several […]

With the 2027 general elections rapidly approaching in just a few months, the political opposition displays virtually no signs of the discipline, coherence, or firepower needed to dislodge the governing All Progressives Congress (APC). A look at official party rolls—anchored to National Identification Numbers (NIN) to prevent inflated tallies—reveals a staggering gap: the APC boasts […]

As President Bola Ahmed Tinubu lays the groundwork for a second term ahead of 2027, he is once again presenting the electorate with a familiar catalog of grand pledges: economic rejuvenation, abundant employment, cheaper sustenance, and the total eradication of destitution. Yet, several years into his tenure, the Nigerian populace no longer needs rhetorical reassurances; […]

Nigeria’s Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), under the leadership of figures like Joash Amupitan, is leaping into the next frontier of digital innovation: artificial intelligence. This decision to weave AI into the framework of the upcoming 2027 general elections carries immense stakes, as the integrity of the polling process directly shapes the country’s governance and […]

Nigerian media recently paused to pay tribute to two towering figures in its history. Early last week in Lagos, prominent media professionals convened for the presentation of Dele Giwa’s Granite Journalism, marking four decades since the tragic assassination of the pioneering Newswatch editor-in-chief. Days later, the Centre for Journalism Innovation and Development celebrated the 80th […]

Widespread media claims emerged recently asserting that Nigeria had achieved Ebola-free status after its sole diagnosed patient was airlifted to Switzerland. However, public health guidelines set by the World Health Organization (WHO) show that such declarations are premature, as an official clean bill of health requires a strict 42-day observation window. The confusion stemmed from […]