News & Events

First in-person Marshall-Brennan National Moot Court Competition & Conference since 2019 draws excitement

Two-day interdisciplinary conference brings together experts to discuss the impact of the Supreme Court case and potential solutions for advancing reproductive health and justice.

Hosted by the Office of Career and Professional Development (OCPD), several dozen small and mid-size firms converged on the Capital Hall Atrium at AUWCL to meet and mingle with JD and LLM students for "Firm Connections 2023," the first in-person networking event since 2019.

WCL commemorated the last day of Black History Month by honoring community members who are part of the Divine Nine or a Historically Black College    To close out Black History Month, the Washington College of Law celebrated students, faculty, and staff who are part of the Divine Nine and those who attended Historically Black colleges and universities.

It's been almost 100 years since Carter G. Woodson created Negro History Week, which later became Black History Month.  Professor Angi Porter provides an important perspective.