GW Law Magazine
Latest Issue: Fall 2024
Featured Stories
At the Forefront of the First Amendment
Meet GW Law’s prominent First Amendment scholars at the forefront of the national conversation on free speech on campus and in society at large.
Multiracial Democracy Project
As the country emerges from one of the most politically charged elections of our time, we take a deep dive into Professor Spencer Overton’s Multiracial Democracy Project—dedicated to protecting voting rights for all.
Launching Impactful Government Careers
GW Law has a long history as a national leader in launching impactful government careers. The Career Development Office is striving to stretch the pipeline even wider.
Protecting Privacy in a Tech-Driven World
GW’s new Center for Law and Technology is expanding the law school’s footprint in one of the hottest fields of legal practice—privacy, cybersecurity and artificial intelligence law—led by a faculty of top global scholars.
Law Briefs
Big Data and Armed Conflict Panel Discussion
How does the erasure or alteration of big data during armed conflict fit into existing legal frameworks? Are they considered attacks? What if the data erasure affects civilians?
AI and Elections
Great Equalizer or Threat to Democracy?
Thanks to generative artificial intelligence (AI), the ability to disrupt and disinform election campaigns has reached a speed and savviness that is unprecedented. AI’s growing capacity also positions it, ironically, as a potential weapon against that very misinformation—and perhaps even as a tool for building a racially inclusive democracy.
Alumni & Philanthropy
A Chip Off the Old Block: Family Behind Utz Brands Endows GW Law Scholarship
Michael Rice, JD ‘68, and his wife, Jane, created the Rice Family Foundation in 2017.
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