News Stories
Fireside Chat With Maryanne Lavan
Maryanne Lavan spoke about her commitment to increasing diversity and inclusion as well as recounted the ways parenting has broadened her perspective to sharpen her leadership skills.
Professor Craver Serves as Scholar-in-Residence
Charles B. Craver taught attendees about negotiator styles and process as well as gender differences that could affect bargaining interactions.
Relocation of Music Copyright Infringement Resource
The George Washington University Law School has become the new home of the Music Copyright Infringement Resource.
Professor Karshtedt Presents at Scholar’s Roundtable
Dmitry Karshtedt offered a practical approach to health regulation with a presentation at the Center for Intellectual Property and Technology Law.
Celebrating International Women's Day
In honor of International Women’s Day, we recognize a few of the many outstanding alumni, faculty, and students in the GW Law community.
Inspired by the Past to Improve the Future
Twenty-five years after the end of reconstruction, the first black legal organizations began to spring up in the South.
Alumna Aims to Improve Juvenile Justice System
Natasha Távora Baker, JD '17, was published in the Journal of Juvenile Law & Policy.
Experts Explore Police Killings of African Americans
A town hall was held to discuss how the criminal justice system handles investigations of African American fatalities in encounters with law enforcement.
Susan Fine Named Associate Dean for Professional Development and Career Strategy
Since joining the law school a decade ago, Associate Dean Fine has assisted thousands of students in achieving their career goals.
The U.S. Army Court of Criminal Appeals Hears Oral Argument on Campus
The GW Law Military Law Society and National Security Law Association hosted an oral argument on United States v. Lopez in the Jacob Burns Moot Courtroom.
Alumnus Named Lawyer of the Week
In his interview with The Times of London, Scott Gilmore, JD '12, shares what inspired his career, the main issues in Marie Colvin's case, and more.
Roger Fairfax Participates in Black History Celebration
The Association for the Study of African American Life and History kicked off their year-long celebration with a panel discussion featuring Dean Roger A. Fairfax.
Alumna Secures Largest Known Civil Single-Plaintiff Human Trafficking Award in American History
Betsy Hutson, JD ’13, shares about her journey to law school, how she became involved with anti-human trafficking work, and her work with a trafficking survivor.
A Transformational Journey
Alumnus Confirmed as U.S. Attorney General
William P. Barr, JD ’77, was confirmed Thursday, February 14, 2019, as the U.S. Attorney General.
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