Past Events
Debate: Net Neutrality
Join the Federalist Society as they host a panel on Net Neutrality and how it relates to the intersection of human rights, economics, internet freedom, and what the world is doing to
Book Discussion: The Forgotten Flight - Terrorism, Diplomacy, and the Pursuit of Justice
Join the International and Comparative Law Program as they host a Stuart Newberger, BA '74, attorney, expert of state-sponsored terrorism, and autho
Careers in Animal Law
Please join the ABA Tort Trial & Insurance Practice Section (TIPS) and GW SALDF for an informative program to help you launch your legal
Building National Security on Inalienable Rights
NATSECDEF is an annual conference organized by attorneys of the Military Commissions Defense Organization, the National Coalition for the Protection of Civil Freedoms, and Witness Against Torture.
Collaborative Conversations Series: Microgrid Regulation…or Not?
Pre-registration required. No walk-ins or day-of registration.
The State of Homeland Security and the Rule of Law
Join the National Security Program and the National Security Law Association as they host the Honorable Stevan E. Bunnel, Partner, O'Melveny; and Former General Counsel, U.S.
Previewing the Supreme Court's October Term 2017
As a part of Constitution Day 2017, a distinguished panel of legal experts will discuss the cases on the docket for the Supreme Court’s October Term 2017.
Boston Alumni Reception
The GW Law Alumni Association, Rob Lichter, JD ‘11, and Rodney Pratt, JD ‘01, invite you for an evening of complimentary beverages, hors d’oeuvres, and networking with alumni and
The Other Shoe Drops: European Defense Protectionism?
Join European practitioners Roland Stein (Blomstein, Berlin), Michael Bowsher QC (Monckton Chambers/King's College, London), and Johannes Schnitzer (SchnitzerLaw, Vienna) to discuss the Europea
International Law and the Trump Administration: Use of Force Under International Law
This event has been postponed.
Celebrating Diversity at GW Law
Join us as we celebrate GW Law's diverse community. Dean Morant will share brief remarks. Light refreshments, beer, and wine will be served.
Containing the Fallout from the North Korea Crisis: What Role for U.S. and International Law?
Join the International and Comparative Law Program for a panel discussion on the role of the United States and international law on North Korea.
A Conversation with Senator Rand Paul
The George Washington University Law School Federalist Society Chapter presents a conversation with United States Senator Rand Paul moderated by GW Professor Orin Kerr.
Classes Begin - 2L, 3L, 4L, and U.S. LLM
Classes begin for 2L, 3L, 4L, and U.S. LLM students.
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