Almost since the founding of our center, we have been talking about renaming it. “The Center on Privacy & Technology” has always felt like…

It’s been a Georgetown Law tradition since 2013: at the end of each academic year, editors of the school’s flagship legal journal come together with their alumni predecessors for a festive dinner and an address by a prominent figure in the legal world. ...

After Justice Scalia died, the justices held private negotiations about locking away their papers. We may not see the ultimate record of the Roberts court for decades.

Some 600 new J.D. students and 275 LL.M. students began their Georgetown Law journeys August 18 at Orientation, which offered welcome activities, classroom introductions, city tours and social gatheri...

The Senate committee's actions are legally flawed and set a dangerous precedent

Beijing’s quest to challenge America’s legal hegemony.

Top legal advocates, scholars and journalists convened at Georgetown Law July 1 to analyze the Supreme Court’s 2025-26 term and the far-reaching impact of decisions on voting rights, birthright citize...

A leading Washington, D.C. antitrust attorney and alumnus has made a gift to Georgetown Law to fund an endowed professorship in antitrust law.

The court has over-extended presidential power, writes Victoria Nourse

J. Maria Glover: The Supreme Court has been seizing power for itself — from the lower courts, from Congress and from the voters. These are not scattered rulings; they are one move, made over and over.

For constitutional law scholar and Anne Fleming Research Professor Stephanie Barclay, constitutional rights are at the heart of the tension between judicial power and democratic governance.

Since 2017, the landmark NFL Concussion Settlement has awarded more than $1.6 billion in compensation to former National Football League (NFL) players and their families for the effects of football-re...

Since the second Trump administration took office in early 2025, trade law has been on a wild ride.

With more than 2,500 students, faculty and staff working across a campus that spans three city blocks, the Georgetown Law community is vibrant and vast, offering abundant opportunities for learning and hands-on experience in the nation's capital.

The virus will not be another covid-19. But it does show how unprepared the world remains.

Four Georgetown Law professors, Stephen Vladeck, Michele Goodwin, Allegra McLeod and Anita Krishnakumar, are among the 100 most-cited scholars in legal academia, according to a ranking compiled by law librarians at George Mason University.

Opinion: The US Supreme Court’s ruling on Colorado's conversion therapy ban dramatically shrinks the authority of professions and government to limit what individual professionals can say.

When it came to the practical possibility of the U.S. government paying reparations to Black Americans in response to the enduring harms of slavery and racism, Professor and Georgetown Law alumna Doro...

In his new book “The Nation at Sea,” Professor Kevin Arlyck argues that the federal courts played a decisive — and largely overlooked — role in establishing United States sovereignty and shaping forei...

Liz Magill, former dean of Stanford Law School, provost of UVA and president of the University of Pennsylvania, will be Georgetown Law's next dean.

A nation that gave birth to grand societal achievements has now shattered the norms and values of international policy

Opinion: Members of Congress need to reject Attorney General Pam Bondi's assertions of privilege and insist that she reverse her decision to withhold 200,000 pages of files related to the Jeffrey Epst...