Media Advisories

Free Speech v. Hate Speech

Free, open, and constructive speech at educational institutions has become one of the most pressing challenges of our times.

Climate Change and the Protection of Future Generations: Can the Courts Save the Kids?

GW’s PLSA, KAPi, UBLSA, and WPLSA are co-hosting an in-person special lecture given by the George Washington University Law School Assistant Dean for Environmental Law Studies Randall Abate to...

Inflation Reduction Act Offers Significant Benefits for Public Health

New article by GW Law Professor Robert Glicksman in New England Journal of Medicine finds law uses novel tax incentives that will lead to improved public health

GW Law Expert Available to Discuss Supreme Court Case National Pork Producers Council v. Ross

On Tuesday the Supreme Court will hear oral arguments for National Pork Producers Council v. Ross

GW Law Dean Dayna Bowen Matthew Honored with National Health Law Teaching Award

Dayna Bowen Matthew was named the 2022 recipient of the prestigious Jay Healey Teaching Award.

GW Law Honors Vanita Gupta with Charles R. Richey Equal Justice Award

GW Law is bestowing the 2022 Honorable Charles R. Richey Equal Justice Award on Vanita Gupta, Associate Attorney General of the United States.

Documentary Screening, Expert Panel to Launch Truth & Equity: DC

On Wednesday, April 20th, an evening of truth-telling, a new documentary screening, and an expert panel discussion will launch Truth & Equity: Washington, DC.

The George Washington University Law School Announces Major New Initiative for Animal Law

Animal Legal Defense Fund announced a new initiative to develop the Animal Legal Education Initiative (ALEI).

GW Law Dean Dayna Bowen Matthew to Give Keynote at 2022 Health Law Symposium

GW Law Health Law Initiative is hosting a health law symposium that will feature a unique combination of scholars, policymakers and legislators.

The George Washington University Law School Announces Major New Initiative for Complex Litigation Center

The George Washington University Law School announced a major new initiative for its James F. Humphreys Complex Litigation Center.