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Protestors gathered on the steps of the Supreme Court as it heard arguments regarding a ban on gender-affirming healthcare for minors.

Protests Erupt as Supreme Court Hears Case on Gender-Affirming Care for Minors

By Shira Oz, City Desk Editor December 7, 2024

Georgetown University students joined hundreds of protesters outside the U.S. Supreme Court Dec. 4 for a rally in support of gender-affirming medical treatments as the court heard oral arguments in a high-profile...

WIKIMEDIA COMMONS | The 2022 SCOTUS decision in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health has significantly changed the landscape of care for pregnant people in the US, said legal and medical experts at a panel event hosted by Georgetown Law's O’Neill Institute, Sept 25.

GU Law’s O’Neill Institute Discusses Health Care Ramifications of the 2022 Dobbs Decision

By Ellie Ward, Special to The Hoya October 4, 2024

Legal and medical experts weighed in on the ramifications of Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization (Dobbs), a Supreme Court case that revoked the constitutional right to abortion, and on reproductive...

 Georgetown Law professor Mary McCord testified before the Senate Committee on the Judiciary about the impact of Trump v. United States on Sept. 24.

GU Law Professor Testifies Before Senate Judiciary Committee on Impact of Presidential Immunity Ruling

By Ajani Stella, Special to the Hoya October 3, 2024

A Georgetown University Law Center professor testified before the Senate Committee on the Judiciary, which manages the federal judiciary and law enforcement, about the impact of Trump v. United States,...

Lindsay Eiseman/The Hoya | The Supreme Court became a host of protest as it heard City of Grants Pass v. Johnson, a case which could criminalize homelessness.

Hundreds Gather at Supreme Court Over Case Concerning Homeless People

By Lindsay Eiseman, Hoya Staff Writer May 1, 2024

Over 700 protestors gathered outside of the United States Supreme Court on April 22 as the nine justices heard oral arguments for City of Grants Pass v. Johnson, a case that will determine whether municipalities...

Georgetown University Law Center professors Professor David Cole and Professor Neal Katyal made history as the first two GULC professors to argue opposite sides of a Supreme Court case on Mar. 18 with NRA v. Vullo.

Georgetown Law Professors Argue Before Supreme Court, Debate First Amendment Rights

By Madison Fox-Moore, Student Life Desk Editor March 21, 2024

Two Georgetown University Law Center (GULC) professors argued in front of the Supreme Court on opposite sides of a First Amendment case on March 18.   In National Rifle Association v. Vullo,...

Students Protest for Affirmative Action Outside U.S. Supreme Court

Students Protest for Affirmative Action Outside U.S. Supreme Court

By Clayton Kincade November 10, 2022

Students protested outside the U.S. Supreme Court to protect affirmative action, as attorneys inside the court held oral arguments regarding race-conscious admissions programs. College students from...

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GU Politics Panel Deliberates Future of SCOTUS, Barrett’s Confirmation

By Gabe Fleisher October 9, 2020

Four of the nation’s foremost political operatives — all veterans of several congressional fights — convened Wednesday night to discuss the ongoing battle in the Senate over whether to confirm Supreme...

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H*yas for Choice President Angela Maske (NHS ’19) visits Sens. Lisa Murkowski (R-Alaska) (CAS ’80) and Susan Collins (R-Maine) to express concerns over Brett Kavanaugh’s nomination to the Supreme Court.

HFC President Urges Senators to Block SCOTUS Nominee

By Meena Morar September 14, 2018

H*yas for Choice President Angela Maske (NHS ’19) is publicly pressing Sens. Lisa Murkowski (R-Alaska) (CAS ’80) and Susan Collins (R-Maine) in a push to stop Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh’s...

MESA & BENNETT: Rooting for an Underdog Upset

MESA & BENNETT: Rooting for an Underdog Upset

By Christian Mesa and Aaron Bennett March 17, 2017

In March of 2013, a little-known school by the name of Wichita State University made a historic run in the annual NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament. Entering as a No. 9 seed team, the Shockers triumphed...

Hoya Saxa Celebrates #LoveWins

Hoya Saxa Celebrates #LoveWins

By Courtney Klein and Courtney Klein June 30, 2015

Last Friday 4E celebrated SCOTUS's decision with a compilation of Twitter responses on the same-sex marriage ruling. Today, we are continuing with Georgetown only responses. Because LOVE SAXA (but not...

SCOTUS Ruling: #LoveWins

SCOTUS Ruling: #LoveWins

By Courtney Klein and Courtney Klein June 26, 2015

It is a life-changing day here in the United States. Only a few hours ago the Supreme Court ruled, 5-4, that Same-Sex Marriage is a Constitutional right. Yes, that means that Same-Sex Marriage is legal...

The Inescapability of Race in Today’s World

The Inescapability of Race in Today’s World

By Tricia Correia September 12, 2014

"Only racist when I’m at Walmart.” “So, could you rap for us?” “Mexican men tend to frighten me.” “No, I’m not on a scholarship.” “But I voted for Barack Obama.” “I feel uncomfortable...

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