Georgetown Law

Vaccines save millions of lives each year. But they can only be truly effective if every individual has both the opportunity and the willingness to be vaccinated. In response to…

Last fall, the Georgetown University Law Center introduced a new course with a format far different from the typical deep dive into case law. The class, Lawyers as Leaders, featured…

Small Webber Spencer Class of 1993–1994 Women’s Law & Public Policy Endowed Fellowship In September 1993, the Women’s Law and Public Policy fellowship class invited Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg (center)…

American police departments are purchasing facial recognition systems that can be misused in violation of civil rights and civil liberties, according to the Center on Privacy & at Georgetown Law…

Founder, McGuire Associates Founder, AbleRoad McGuire began using a wheelchair at age 7 after being struck by an intoxicated driver. He has dedicated his life to improving access…

Founder, Casa Cornelia Law Center After serving as an educator for almost 25 years, Sister Ann Durst felt called to the legal profession and attended Georgetown Law. In 1991,…

When Neil Meyerhoff (L’74) attended Georgetown Law School, he never intended to practice law. Instead, he planned to use his education to further his family’s real estate business.

When Zack Schwab and Calvin Andrews graduated from Georgetown, they realized they were headed for real-world office jobs and would need to dress like the semi-presentable, newly-minted adults they now…