The United States Senate confirmed Georgetown University Visiting Law Professor Pamela Harris’s nomination to the Fourth Circuit of the United States Court of Appeals on Monday.
“Throughout...
In the face of the shrinking job market for recent law school graduates, the Georgetown University Law Center remains confident in its ability to connect its students to jobs in the industry.
A recent...
Georgetown University Law Center recently announced the establishment of the Honorable George J. Mitchell, L’61 Professorship in Law and Public Policy. The professorship was created to commemorate Mitchell’s...
Mayoral candidate Reta Jo Lewis emphasized the need for education and employment improvement during a speech at the Georgetown University Law Center on Tuesday.
“Job creation, and I mean good-paying...
Mark Waugh (LAW ’16), 23, was stabbed to death during the early hours of Sunday morning in a long-time friend’s apartment in Silver Spring, Md.
The friend, Rahul Gupta (GRD ’13), a biomedical...
A female motorist was fatally shot Thursday afternoon by police when she attempted to pass a barricade on Capitol Hill, prompting a chaotic day of uncertainty and fear for the worst in Washington.
Miriam...
The Georgetown University Law Center received criticism for its Loan Repayment Assistance Program earlier this month.
Because the Law Center’s LRAP is funded with federal dollars, the university...
An age discrimination lawsuit against Georgetown University Law Center regarding its hiring practices was dismissed May 9.
Former Attorney General of North Dakota Nicholas Spaeth filed a suit against...
The Georgetown University Law Center moved for dismissal of an age discrimination lawsuit April 8.
U.S District Judge Ellen Segal Huvelle heard arguments on the case Nicholas Spaeth v. Georgetown...
Scott Ginsburg (LAW ’78) is suing Georgetown University Law Center for breach of contract and fraud.
Ginsburg, a Dallas businessman, donated $5 million to the law center in 2000, designated toward...
The Law Center will launch a new executive education program in June, the university announced today.
The program, which aims to equip members of law firms with leadership and management skills, is...
When Agnes Neill Williams (LAW ’54) stepped onto the Georgetown Law Center campus for the first time, she broke 81 years of tradition.
In 1951, Williams became part of the first class of women to...
