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Harvard Law Students Banned from Library After Protest
About 40 students held a silent protest in the school library. Now, the school has taken away their library access.
A view of the interior of Langdell Library at Harvard Law School.
By John Doe
Reporting from United States of America 
Nov. 14, 2026, 1:27 p.m. - 10 hours ago
About 40 students at Harvard Law School held a protest on Friday afternoon inside the school's Langdell Library. They call it a “study-in.”
For nearly an hour, the group sat in the library to show they want the school to sign a new contract with clinical instructors. Clinical instructors are the teachers who help students get hands-on experience in real legal work.
To show who they were, the students wore blue badges that said “Student.”
Because of the protest, the school decided to take away the students’ access to the library. This means they are not allowed to go into the library for the time being.
So far, the university and the instructors are still trying to reach an agreement.
Source: The Harvard Crimson
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