Josh Basile 2L, President and founder of Determined2heal , recently launched a new social website called SPINALpedia . T...

Professor Matthew Fraidin is quoted in The Washington Post on the new director of the Child and Family Services Agency,...

Wade Henderson, President and CEO of The Leadership Conference and the Joseph L. Rauh, Jr. Chair of Public Interest...

The Obama Administration released major policy guidance on K-12 school diversity and post-secondary affirmative action las...

Professor Andrew Guthrie Ferguson just published "Crime Mapping and the Fourth Amendment: Redrawing High-Crime Areas” in t...

Jason West 3L UDC-DCSL helped organize a documentary film screening of "The Other City” and panel discussion about H...

Professor Andrew Ferguson has a new article published with the American Criminal Law Review discussing the effect of pre...

On November 22nd UDC-DCSL held its 19th annual Joseph L. Rauh, Jr. Lecture. This year’s featured speaker was Harold Hongju...

On November 17, 2011, UDC-DCSL co-sponsored Reed v. Reed at 40: Equal Protection and Women’s Rights , a panel discussion...

Dean Katherine S. Broderick was quoted in The National Law Journal on the diversity of legal experience in President Oba...

Over 108 people attended this year’s Law Day Open House program on Saturday, November 19, 2011. Prospective students were...

On November 16th, UDC-DCSL held a Law Review Student Symposium to discuss their articles for the UDC Law Review . Dean...

Kathryn Louise Blevins ’14 is a recipient of UDC-DCSL’s Cafritz Advocate for Justice Scholarship, a three-year full tuitio...

Professor Edgar Cahn, a Distinguished Professor of Law and founder of TimeBanks, has a new article in YES! magazine on t...

On November 10th the ABA Section on Labor and Employment Law hosted a lunch and panel of speakers to discuss jobs and inte...

Watch Professor Edgar Cahn discuss Time Banking at the Occupy Wall Street Teach-In, organized by the Alternative Currency...

In a new Room for Debate column published in The New York Times , Professor John Brittain argues that legacy admissions a...

The Jewish Law Student Association and the Innocence Project Student Association co-sponsored the presentation, "From Lync...

UDC-DCSL’s move to a 100,000 square-foot building at the intersection of Connecticut Avenue and Yuma Street NW is profiled...

On October 31st, Professor Andrew Ferguson spoke on a panel at the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia on the...

"(In)Secure Communities: A Panel on the Effects of a Harmful Federal Deportation Program in D.C.,” was co-sponsored by the...

Professor Thomas Mack worked this past summer in Arizona assisting Alan Balaran ’92 in putting together the proof and plea...

Professor Andrew Ferguson's The Citizen Amicus Project is highlighted in "The ABA Criminal Justice Project" in the Am...

Professor Edgar Cahn, a Distinguished Professor of Law and Ashoka Fellow, was interviewed by Ashoka discussing empathy a...

Professor Matthew Fraidin is quoted in two separate articles in The Washington Examiner . Professor Fraidin discusses the...

"It Doesn’t Matter If A Person Has Three Years Or Three Days To Serve, If They Are Innocent, They Should Be Exonerated”...

On Saturday, October 15, 2011, members and friends of the Women's Law Society participated in the Light the Night Walk in...

Almost a month to the day after the cessation of the discriminatory law, "Don’t ask, don’t tell,” the Black Law Students A...

On a day when President Obama told members of the United Nations that the United States seeks "a future where  Palest...

Professor Andrew Ferguson has a new blog post at the American Constitution Society on The Citizen Amicus Project , a new...

Press Release from the DC Superior Court: October 27, 2011 For more information contact: Leah Gurowitz (202) 879-1700...

Rep. John Lewis (D-GA) and Yvesner Zamar, 2L, at the Congressional Black Caucus.

In a new Room for Debate column published in The New York Times , Wade Henderson, President and CEO of The Leadership...

In the Huffington Post Professor Fraidin discusses how D.C.'s Child and Family Services Agency sometimes provides housin...

In May 2011, a federal judge in Washington, D.C. approved a $1.25 billion settlement and conditionally agreed to a fee ran...