News & Events

With several events taking place each day, GW Law is a hub of legal activity. From moot court competitions judged by Supreme Court justices to lectures by prominent legal minds to career development programs, the law school is always abuzz with activities that benefit students, faculty, and the GW community.

Chris Carr

From the NFL to GW Law

The Washington Post profiles former NFL player Chris Carr as he embarks on his legal career.

HEADLINES

Jeremiah Pam Named Business and Finance Law Program Director

August 14, 2017
Mr. Pam will work to enhance the Business and Finance Law Program by supporting and collaborating with faculty in the creation of programming and scholarly engagement, advising students,

Middle School Students Visit GW Law for a Mock Trial

August 10, 2017
Students of the D.C. Higher Achievement summer academy program recently visited GW Law for a mock trial and participated in the Library Program "Law School Rock!"

Students Spend Their Summer with Professor Murphy in Geneva

August 08, 2017
This summer three GW Law students traveled to Geneva, Switzerland, to work as assistants at the U.N. International Law Commission (ILC).

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Upcoming Events

August
25
Friday

U.S. LLM Orientation

August
28
Monday

Classes Begin - 2L, 3L, 4L, and U.S. LLM

September
11
Monday

International Law and the Trump Administration: Use of Force Under International Law

11:30am—12:30pm

September
12
Tuesday

The Other Shoe Drops: European Defense Protectionism?

12:00pm—2:00pm

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In the News

"Hillary Was Right All Along. Trump Supporters Are Deplorable"

August 21, 2017

Neil H. Buchanan writes in Newsweek about President Trump's response to the events that took place in Charlottesville and the aftermath.

"Axing Washington's Statue Is a Slap in the Face to History"

August 17, 2017

Jonathan Turley writes in The Hill about the call to tear down George Washington's statue in Chicago.

"When Government Rules By Software, Citizens Are Left in the Dark"

August 17, 2017

Robert Brauneis is mentioned in Wired in regards to a paper he co-authored about state and municipal use of predictive algorithms.

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