By Lena Maillet, Special to The Hoya
• January 30, 2025
The Georgetown University Center for the Constitution, which leads programming on constitutional law at the Georgetown University Law Center, awarded an annual book prize to two law professors for their...
The Georgetown University Law Center (GULC) dean and executive vice president William “Bill” M. Treanor will step down at the conclusion of his term in June 2025, announced by the university Dec. 18.
Treanor,...
After initially denying a pregnant student accommodation for her final exams and facing backlash from students, Georgetown University Law Center (GULC) reached an agreement with the student on her accommodations.
Brittany...
For many law school graduates, working on Capitol Hill is an out-of-reach dream because of low salaries and a high cost of living.
The Capitol Hill Fellowship Program, a new initiative from the Georgetown...
The dean of the Georgetown University Law Center (GULC) signed onto a letter urging the Biden administration to end the use of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s (CDC) Title 42 public...
In the olden days, manipulative reframing was called “hoodwinking.” In more modern times, it is known as “swindling.” At the Georgetown University Law Center, where students were blamed for a...
Professor Neel Sukhatme at the Georgetown University Law Center will use his Carnegie Fellowship award to conduct research investigating the consequences of felony sentences on incarcerated people and...
Law students working in experiential clinics have secured the release of over a dozen incarcerated people while working on compassionate release cases.
After Washington, D.C. courts indefinitely suspended...
In any other year, Katrina Hatahet (LAW ’21) would be conducting fieldwork for her International Women’s Human Rights Clinic in Lesotho, but travel restrictions due to the COVID-19 pandemic have posed...
Women hold the five highest-ranking positions in the newly elected board of Georgetown University Law Center’s student government, with Jade Baker (LAW ’22) becoming the first Black woman to serve...
As a fifth-grade student, Toella Pliakas (SFS ’21) always carried a small denim handbag holding an array of pens, pencils and paper so she could write on the go. The bag was too grown-up for a young...
The Georgetown University Law Center received two historic graduate gifts that total $34 million, including the largest single donation the Law Center has ever received.
A record-breaking $24...
