Clare Cavaliero

Second semester 1L year is an awful, awful tease.  By now, you know the drill; classes get a little bit easier; LRW is still miserable, but bearable; and you have made it through one round of final

Everybody complains about it, but a mere student lacks the power to effect any type of change that might correct this problem.  It often negatively impacts every J.D.

The last issue of the semester...can you believe it?!  First of all, you should congratulate yourselves for making it this far.  Yes, the end of the semester is the most stressful time of the year,

Midterms examinations are next week for all the 1Ls and the best advice I can offer is to tell you all not to stress out.  One small test is not worth causing the development of a stress p

On June 29, 2009, the Justices of the United States Supreme Court overruled their soon-to-be colleague, then-Judge Sonia Sotomayor, in a 5-4 opinion.

As the upperclassmen's first week of classes drags along, and we stroll into the law school completely unphased by the environment that surrounds us, I can't help but think of the 1Ls, who are w

Dean Morrison has heard numerous speakers during his attendance at the past eleven Commencement Ceremonies of The George Washington University Law School, but confessed that every year, he remains "anxious to hear what the speakers have to say."  The 2009 graduating class is looking forward to hearing Alumnus Gregory G.

The Moot Court Board First Year Competition will be taking place over the next few weeks.  Based on the 1L Spring Problem, the First Year Competition is the first opportunity 1L students have to compete for membership on the Moot Court Board.

The law school may be welcoming a new environmental law journal in the near future. While nothing has been finalized, Dean Paddock is working diligently to provide GW Law students with another opportunity to participate in a law journal. Dean Paddock joined the faculty a year and half ago and part of the reasoning behind creating his position as Associate Dean for Environmental Law was to emphasize building programs in the environmental area for JD students.