"Trump Media Has Struggled to Grow. Now It’s Selling $100,000 Contracts for Access to Truth Social”
CBS News quoted Jessica Tillipman in this article by Aimee Picchi on Trump Media’s efforts to sell $100,000 contracts for access to Truth Social.
Today, GW Law prepares students with the theoretical and practical knowledge to view the law in an increasingly global context. With an extensive curriculum, a faculty of well-respected scholars and practitioners, high-quality externship opportunities in the nation’s capital, robust mentorship programs, and an emphasis on professionalism and career development, we assist students in exploring the law in depth and finding their own place within it.
GW Law Professor Barak Richman Selected to Participate on North Carolina Health Care Cost Commission
August 12, 2026
Professor Richman has been selected to serve as the facilitator for a recently created Healthcare Cost Commission for the state of North Carolina.
Student Spotlight: LLM Student Sarah Brechwald
Brechwald Shares Her Experience Attending the GW-Oxford International Human Rights Law Summer School
August 11, 2026
GW Law student Sarah Brechwald spent this summer learning about International Human Rights Law at the GW-Oxford International Human Rights Law Summer School.
GW Law Now Has Two Chief Judges Teaching in the National Security Law Program
August 10, 2026
Gregory E. Maggs, an adjunct professor at GW Law, recently joined Associate Dean Lisa Schenck as a chief judge in the U.S. military justice system.
GW Law offers a range of degrees designed to equip students with the legal knowledge they need to make a difference in the world. We encourage you to explore our degree programs and consider the quality of education provided at the George Washington University Law School.
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"Trump Media Has Struggled to Grow. Now It’s Selling $100,000 Contracts for Access to Truth Social”
CBS News quoted Jessica Tillipman in this article by Aimee Picchi on Trump Media’s efforts to sell $100,000 contracts for access to Truth Social.
"Flock Safety Camera Technology”
The New York Times featured Daniel Solove in this article on Flock Safety’s camera technology and privacy implications of increasingly widespread surveillance.
"The Little-Noticed Supreme Court Case That Could Impact Where People Pray”
CNN quoted Sara Bronin in this article by John Fritze on a Supreme Court case that could affect where people pray.
"Historic Preservation Rule Changes Threaten More Than Just Monuments”
The Hill published an article authored by Sara Bronin on proposed changes to historic preservation rules and their potential impact.
"OneGov AI Deals Are Expiring. What’s Next?”
FedScoop featured Jessica Tillipman on the expiration of OneGov AI deals and what comes next for federal AI procurement.
Attending GW Law is about more than receiving a law degree. It’s about the activities you’ll get involved with, the traditions you’ll partake in, the people you’ll meet, and the memories you’ll make.
A dynamic combination of support and career development from the start of each student’s legal education sets the GW Law experience apart from all others.
GW Law alumni forge lasting relationships with one another—as well as with faculty and staff—that enrich their lives and careers and present unique experiences.