Congratulations to Tom Kilbride, '81 who turned back a well-funded effort to unseat him in the November election. (And tha...

Tom Devine, '80, Legal Director for the Government Accountability Project, which housesUDC-DCSL's Whistleblower Protection...

Eileen Harrington '82 was named the Executive Director of the Federal Trade Commission. Harrington previously worked a 15-...

This month, alumnus Thomas L. Kilbride, '81, who has served on the Illinois Supreme Court since 2000, was unanimously...

Congrats to longtime Howard Law Fair Housing Clinician, Brian Gilmore, '92, whose editorial "Learning from Thurgood M...

Parallel Justice for Victims of Crime by Susan Herman More than 20 million Americans will become victims of cri...

CNN commentator Bernie Grimm, '83, was a lead defense counsel in what has been D.C. most high visibility and unusual crimi...

D.C. Superior Court Judge Russ Canan, '76, is often mentioned in the Washington Post in his capacity as a jurist in a wide...

National security whistleblowers deserve more protection By Tom Devine Friday, July 2, 2010 http://www.washi...

Margo Cowan, '85 has spent many years working to stop immigrant deaths in the Arizona desert.  She has come to DC thi...

Congratulations to John L. Young, '94, a patent attorney with the Naval Research Laboratory, who was one of several i...

Congratulations to our alum, Antioch School of Law grad Hon. Thomas Kilbride, '81, a former legal services lawye...

This article is by our alum Jonathan Smith, '84, Executive Director of the Legal Aid Society of the District of Columbia f...

Non-Profit Superheroes Celebrated! Congratulations to Jonathan Smith, '84, one of five "non-profit supe...

It's always fun to see our alumni mentioned or quoted in The Washington Post ! This morning in the Metro section, nati...

Teaching by Example: African American Women Head Back to School 　 By Courtland Milloy, The Washington Post Wednesd...

New at the Top: Linda Lipsen of the American Association for Justice http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/cont...

From Dissent Magazine, Spring 2010  http://www.dissentmagazine.org/ http://www.dissentmagazine.org/article/?art...

Our congratulations to Antioch School of Law alumna Lisa Lipsen, '81, who has been named Chief Executive Officer of the Am...

A Washington Post article on January 28, 2010 revealed that Caroline Smith DeWaal, ’85, was a top contender for a Preside...

Congratulations to Jonathan Smith, '84 , Executive Director of the Legal Aid Society of DC, for winning the Meyer Founda...

Alums Dave Colapinto, '88 and Rene Sandler, '94 were both in The Washington Post on Tuesday, July 7th - Dave for his wor...

Below is a review of a new book by Steve Early, who started with ASL '75. Thanks to Mark Swirsky, '75, for forwarding this...

by Rick Halperin, The Jewish Chronicle Jewish Lawyer Fights Death Penalty Daily Marshall Dayan had a love for...

Killers Fear This Woman With Steely Focus, Prosecutor Takes On Infamous Defendants By Keith L. Alexander Washington P...

Documentarian's Tenacity Pays Off in Fundraising   By Thomas Heath, The Washington Post Sunday, May 2...

Our first Third Thirsty Thursday alumni and friends social and networking happy hour at the District ChopHouse was great f...

Alumni Directory Project   The School of Law has contracted with PCI to gather alumni data and make it...

On Saturday, April 18, over 50 alumni and friends gathered for the annual reunion of Antioch School of Law, DC School of L...

The District of Columbia Bar Foundation recently announced it has selected Shirley Wiliams, '82 to receive the 2009 J...

Abramson Foundation Honors Fellowship Recipients ( UDC-DCSL Alumni names in blue! ) D.C. Bar President Rober...

In keeping with the UDC-DCSL statutory mission, the entry-level employment is strongly focused in the public sector, inclu...

Three members of the UDC-DCSL Class of 2008 were among the Abramson Fellowship recipients honored at the Frederick B. Abra...

Washingtonian Magazine Names 14 Alums “Top Guns” For 2008!   Congratulations to:   Top Criminal...

The School of Law received official word last summer that 84% of the Class of 2004 and 81% of the Class of 2005 have been...