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- A Question of History - Harvard Law School
Last October, amidst activism on issues of race and inclusion on campus, a group of Harvard Law School students formed an organization called Royall Must Fall to demand that HLS discontinue using the Royall family crest as its symbol
- The Royall Bequest and Harvard Law School
Royall’s bequest was visibly commemorated for many decades in the Harvard Law School’s seal In 1937, the Harvard Corporation authorized the Law School to adopt for its seal a design, developed for the university’s tercentenary the preceding year, based on the Royall family crest
- Royall Descendant Cautions Against Forgetting History
Controversy erupted this year over Harvard Law School’s seal, which featured the crest of the once-slaveholding Royall family But long before the current firestorm, the story of Isaac
- Harvard Law School Ditches Controversial Crest Linked to a . . .
Harvard University will replace the official shield of its prestigious law school which features the family crest of an 18th century slaveholder, after students objected to its racist
- Royall Has Fallen: Harvard Law to Remove Slavery-Based Crest
The Harvard Law shield, adopted by the school in 1936, is modeled after the family crest of Isaac Royall, Jr , the patriarch of a prominent slave-owning family who first endowed a law professorship at the school via his will in 1781
- Harvard Law School Committee Recommends Abandoning Shield . . .
AFTER THREE MONTHS of deliberation, a committee of Harvard Law School (HLS) professors, students, and alumni recommended abandoning a controversial shield linked to slavery as the school’s official symbol Friday HLS’s shield displays the crest of the slaveholding Royall family, whose fortune endowed the school’s first faculty chair
- Harvard Law School to retire shield — Harvard Gazette
The Harvard Corporation has approved Harvard Law School’s recommendation to retire its shield, which includes part of the crest of a slaveholding family that helped to establish the School
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