On Tuesday, February 23rd, the SBA will be holding elections for next year's President, Vice President, and Senate.  Candidates must submit the necessary information to register with SBA Director of Elections Bill McGonigle via e-mail by Friday, February 12th, and the campaigning

Over the past two weeks, the law school community has come together to generate aid for Haiti. On January 12, the country was hit by a catastrophic earthquake that caused major damage to the capital and

It's already that time of year again.  The time when 175 or so law students look a little worse for the wear; the time when those same 175 seem to be

This is the fourth in a series of articles intended to give students a behind-the-scenes look into the mysterious goings-on of the Student Bar Association.

This is the second in a series of articles intended to give students a behind-the-scenes look into the mysterious goings-on of the Student Bar Association.

Last time, we delved into the inner-workings of the GW SBA Senate.  This week, we deal with an equally important part of the SBA, the Executive Branch.  And, because everybody loves a party, we will

I have a confession to make.  I basically never go to the Law School on the weekends.  I know, I know, I should be putting in quality time with the study rooms in the bowels of Burns, but I just can't bring myself to do it.  It is one of my "new law school year's resolutions" though, and I know I'll get around to it eventually.  I promise.

Since 2005, the Student Bar Association has conducted its Internal Writing Competition as a forum to showcase scholarly legal writing by current and graduating students at George Washington.

This is the first in a series of articles intended to give students a behind-the-scenes look into the mysterious goings-on of the Student Bar Association.

My time as a Senator was the highlight of my 1L year.  It offered me an opportunity to get involved and have an impact, and to meet great people like then Executive Vice President Brett Sheats.

Last Tuesday, the Student Bar Association held senatorial elections across classes. Overall, 24 candidates competed for a total of nine positions. Out of a potential voter pool of 1,524, roughly 31% of students cast votes. Total turnout in J.D. classes came to 44% of 1,061 voters, and turnout in individual races ranged