Answering the Nation’s CallAlumni join ranks of new administrationThe George Washington University Law School enjoyed a front row seat to the action this year as the 2008 presidential race took the world by storm. Read more > |
Federal Circuit Leaders Gather for Symposium
GW Law Students Shine in Competitions
Dinah Shelton to Serve on Human Rights Commission
GW Law School graduates who earned their degrees in May reached new heights with their legal education. Read more >
GW’s Lisner Auditorium was transformed into a riveting courtroom on Jan. 22 as GW Law’s top oral advocacy teams argued a fictitious case before U.S. Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia and U.S. Court of Appeals Judges Marsha Berzon and Jeffrey Sutton in the final round of the 59th annual Van Vleck Constitutional Law Moot Court Competition. Read more >
Campus wide, GW has stepped up recycling efforts, added a green roof to one of its buildings, begun implementing a green buildings policy, and forged a University-wide sustainability plan. Read more >
Ewadele Butler earned a 3.1 grade point average her first semester at GW Law and uneventfully completed the remainder of her first year without making a journal or Moot Court. Read more >
Never had the Jacob Burns Law Library’s book broker in France prefaced his weekly e-mail notification of auction lots with such an effusion, so naturally this breach in his typically restrained professional demeanor caught my attention. Read more >
After more than 40 years of being a public interest attorney, Alan B. Morrison has debunked a common misconception. Read more >