Bernie Grimm, '83 alum and criminal defense attorney at Cozen O'Connor , was quoted by Reuters discussing several sexual harassment allegations made against Republican presidential...

Ken Sibanda ’09 published a new science fiction book earlier this year titled, The Return to Gibraltar . The book is about an African American...

Jeannine Winch ’07 published a new blog post on the Making Justice Real blog discussing the challenges of integrating fathers with a history of domestic...

Mintz Levin Attorney Thomas Crane '83 has been recognized as a 2011 Massachusetts Super Lawyer. Thomas Crane has been named to the Massachusetts Super Lawyers...

Matthew Perdoni '11 is a Tax Law Specialist with the Internal Revenue Services (IRS), in the Tax Exempt & Government Entities Division, Exempt Organizations Technical...

Republican Presidential candidate Mitt Romney announced the support of former Deputy Attorney General George Terwilliger III '78. He will advise Governor Romney on all matters...

Athan Tsimpedes '95 was quoted in The National Law Journal for a case he is working on involving a canceled concert by Julio Iglesias in...

Robert Mandel '77 has just been appointed to the 7th Judicial Circuit by South Dakota Governor Dennis Daugaard. Mandel has spent almost 30 years working...

Tom Devine, Government Accountability Project Legal Director and '80 alum, and Stephen Kohn, Executive Director of the National Whistleblowers Center and former Antioch School of...

Paul Ellison, '87 alum, is running for reelection as Vice President of Berkley School Board in Berkley, MI. Visit his campaign site for more information,...

Bernie Grimm, '83 alum and criminal defense attorney at Cozen O'Connor , was quoted by WTTG-Fox5 discussing a homicide case outside of DC9 nightclub in...

Imam Daayiee Abdullah ’95, also known as Sidney Thompson, opened a new, more inclusive mosque in February called the Light of Reform Mosque in Washington,...

Margo Cowan, '85 is an attorney and founding member of No More Deaths , a group working to stop immigrant deaths in the Arizona desert....

Longtime death penalty foe, George Kendall, '79, was quoted in The Washington Post on the Troy Davis execution. Read, "Troy Davis Execution Likely to Influence...

Evan Mascagni, '11, argues for abolishing the death penalty in an article on PolicyMic , "Beyond Troy Davis: Why The U.S. Needs to Abolish the...

Firehouse, a new play written by Pedro Antonio Garcia, ’85, will be available for streaming live on September 11th as a tribute to the firemen...

39 alum of the University of the District of Columbia David A. Clarke School of Law, the District of Columbia School of Law, and the...

Amy Loveridge, ’06, has just published a new chapbook of poetry titled, Poems for Business Travelers . Her poetry has been published or is forthcoming...

On September 1, 2011, Leslie Shedd, ’07, Communications Director for Rep. Lynn Westmoreland (R-GA), and Suzanne Beall, ’08, Legislative Assistant for Rep. Sander Levin (D-MI),...

Bernie Grimm, '83 alum and criminal defense attorney at Cozen O'Connor , was interviewed on Fox 5 discussing the Lululemon murder case in which Brittany...

On August 30, 2011, Nicole Schroeder, ’09, spoke to nearly 30 students about internship and post-graduate opportunities with the U.S. Department of Justice. Schroeder was...

Katherine J. Jones, '85, was recognized by Maryland Legal Aid, its Board of Directors, and the Centennial Celebration Committee as one of their 100 Champions...

Linda Moore, ’77, is now the President and CEO of the Yakima Valley Community Foundation (YVCF). The YVCF works to improve the social, cultural, health...

D.C. Council Chairman Kwame Brown named Megan Vahey, '10, as his new acting Chief of Staff. Previously, Vahey was clerk for the council's Committee of...

Aviva Kempner, '76, is a DC Statehood activist and an award-winning independent documentary filmmaker.  Her newest project is focused on the life and work Chicago...

Congratulations to recent graduate Adrian Gottshall, '11, who just received the Westwood Fellowship at Neighborhood Legal Services Program (NLSP). She will start in September as...

With the help of attorneys Michael Kohn, '85, and former Antioch School of Law Clinic Supervisor Stephen Kohn, both at the National Whistleblowers Center ,...

Tom Devine, Government Accountability Project Legal Director and '80 alum, was quoted in Joe Davidson's column for The Washington Post . Tom Devine is representing...

Alumna Martha Voorhees, '88, and former Antioch School of Law Master's Program student and Mayor of Mt. Rainer Malinda Miles are raising money for a...

Elijah McKinley, '10 alum, is part of the hip-hop group The Trees, whose debut album titled, "A Man Can Change," will be shipping in the...

Ariana Quinones-Miranda, '94 alum, is now the Chief of Staff of the D.C. Office of the Deputy Mayor for Health and Human Services. Prior to...

Andrea Lyon, '76 alum and a former defense attorney for Casey Anthony, was interviewed on Chicago's WBEZ about the not guilty verdict in the Casey...

Bernie Grimm, '83 alum and criminal defense attorney at Cozen O'Connor , was interviewed on Fox News about the trial of Casey Anthony, who was...

Daniel Manville, '82 alum, was interviewed on CNN discussing alternatives to incarceration. Criminologist Peter Moskos argued that one way to reduce overcrowded prisons was to...

The Washington Post covered Assistant United States Attorney, Deborah Sines, '82 alum, successful prosecution of one of two wanton killers of Reginald Brighthart, a homeless District resident,...