Documentary filmmaker Aviva Kempner '76 published a new blog post in The Wrap on "The Lady," a new biopic on Burmese human rights activist Aung...

In The Progressive Brian Gilmore '92 discusses a little-known African slave revolt that occurred in New York on April 6, 1712. Brian Gimore writes, "The...

In The Huffington Post Andrea Lyon '76 discusses inaccurate reporting on the death of Trayvon Martin. Andrea Lyon writes, "Like most situations involving human beings,...

Maryland Delegate Tiffany T. Alston (D-Prince George's), '02, is quoted in The Washington Post on a new bill that passed the Maryland House of Delegates...

Prince George's County Board of Education Chairwoman Verjeana Jacobs, '96, is quoted in the Maryland Gazette on running for office. Residents will have a "clear...

Illinois Supreme Court Chief Justice Thomas L. Kilbride , '81, announced that five more counties in Illinois will allow news cameras and audio devices in...

Tom Devine, Government Accountability Project Legal Director and '80 alum, is quoted in Government Executive on a TSA whistleblower case. From Government Executive : "After...

Melinda Douglas '81, Public Defender for the City of Alexandria since 1987, was presented with the 2012 Harry L. Carrico Professionalism Award by The Virginia...

Maryland Delegate Tiffany T. Alston (D-Prince George's), '02, is quoted in The Baltimore Sun criticizing Maryland's new congressional map. The new map of congressional districts...

Margo Cowan '85 is quoted in the Latin American Herald Tribune on The Sanctuary Movement, a movement started 30 years ago in Southern Arizona to...

Joyce Aceves-Amaya '10 is the founder of Aceves & Associates, PLLC. She graduated magna cum laude from the UDC David A. Clarke School of Law...

Scott Livingston '75 is quoted in The Washington Post criticizing Maryland Governor Martin O'Malley's proposal to seek out private partners to build, operate and maintain...

The Washington Post endorsed Prince George's County Board of Education Chairwoman Verjeana Jacobs, '96, for another term as chairwoman. The Washington Post says, "Verjeana M....

Illinois Supreme Court Chief Justice Thomas L. Kilbride , '81, and 3rd Judicial Circuit Chief Judge Ann Callis have announced that still and video cameras will...

Tom Devine, Government Accountability Project Legal Director and '80 alum, published The Corporate Whistleblower's Survival Guide: A Handbook to Committing the Truth in November 2011...

Congratulations to Danielle Ruttman, '80, who was recently elected Vice President of the American Academy of Forensic Sciences ! She was also awarded the Jurisprudence...

Tom Devine, Government Accountability Project Legal Director and '80 alum, was quoted in The Washington Post on the Obama Administration prosecuting whistleblowers. It’s valid to...

Maryland People's Counsel Paula Carmody '80 is quoted in The Baltimore Sun on a $245 million settlement between Baltimore's Constellation Energy Group and the Federal...

District of Columbia Attorney General Irvin B. Nathan announced the first 11 Charles (Chuck) F.C. Ruff Fellows, who will work for a year on District...

Illinois Supreme Court Chief Justice Thomas L. Kilbride, '81, and Chief Judge Kathy Bradshaw Elliott of the 21st Judicial Circuit announced last week that news...

Maryland Delegate Tiffany T. Alston (D-Prince George's), '02, was quoted in The Baltimore Sun on legalizing medial marijuana in Maryland. There is little chance that...

Maryland Delegate Keiffer Mitchell (D-Baltimore), '94, says the Baltimore public school system has made progress over the years. "You can't look at one thing. Just...

D.C. Superior Court Judge Russell Canan '76 is a guitar player in Deaf Dog and the Indictments, a group composed almost entirely of D.C. Superior...

D.C. Superior Court Judge Russell Canan '76 was quoted in The Washingtonian about a Georgetown murder trial. Albrecht Muth is accused of fatally beating his...

Maryland Delegate Tiffany T. Alston (D-Prince George's), '02, introduced a new bill in the Maryland House of Delegates that would eliminate judges deciding photo ticketing...

Don Padou '11 is organizing a high-profile debate this Saturday at Catholic University for the candidates looking to replace D.C. Councilmember Harry Thomas Jr. (D-Ward...

Prince George's County Board of Education Chairwoman Verjeana Jacobs, '96, is running for another term as chairwoman. Verjeana Jacobs works full time managing a staff...

Maryland Delegate Keiffer Mitchell (D-Baltimore), '94, voted last week in favor of the same-sex marriage bill in the Maryland House of Delegates. Approval of the...

Bernie Grimm, '83 alum and criminal defense attorney at Cozen O'Connor , was interviewed by FOX TV on the George Huguely murder trial. Grimm thinks...

Maryland People's Counsel Paula Carmody '80 is quoted in WTOP on scams involving people selling electricity door-to-door. Carmody says if someone comes to the door...

Phillip Kete '83 was quoted in The Washington Post in his role as attorney for Barbara Murchison, a Social Security Administration team leader in Maryland...

Andrea Lyon '76 published a new blog post in The Huffington Post discussing a special investigation in Texas to decide whether former prosecutor Ken Anders,...

Maryland Delegate Tiffany T. Alston (D-Prince George's), '02, voted last week in favor of the same-sex marriage bill in the Maryland House of Delegates. Approval...

Congratulations to Wayne Turner '08, who has been hired as a Staff Attorney at the National Health Law Program . He was previously a Staff...

Alumna Ruthanne Miller, '81, the former chair of the District of Columbia's Board of Zoning Adjustment, has been appointed chair of the District's Alcoholic Beverage...