Talk with fellow students about the 2024 election over lunch! During this event you’ll learn about civil discourse, how to go about it, and then talk in small groups about the election facilitated by faculty members including Professors Koob, Atkins, Davis, and others. Panera Bread will be served. How it works: Professor Koob will speak … Continue reading "Discussion over Division: Election Edition"
The Criminal Law Society is excited to host Director Stephen Crump to talk about "The Prosecutor's Mission" on Wednesday, November 13 at noon. As a career prosecutor, General Crump will share his insights on the role and responsibilities prosecutors play in their communities and the broader criminal justice system. Food will be provided.
Friday, November 15, 2024 8:00 a.m. – 6:30 p.m. (with reception to follow) Free and open to the public. Does free expression help or harm the cause of social progress? Does freedom of speech entrench an unjust status quo, or is it a crucial tool for groups wishing to challenge it? These questions divide us … Continue reading "2nd Annual Voices for Liberty Symposium"
The American Constitution Society, the Immigration Law Society, OutLaw, the Muslim Law Students Association, The Black Law Students Association, and Phi Alpha Delta Present Tears for Liberty - Xenophobia as Doctrine: The Impact of Stricter Immigration Laws and Their Damaging Ripple Effects on Society. Mason Law Professor & Civil Rights Attorney Brandy Wagstaff will discuss … Continue reading "Tears for Liberty – Xenophobia as Doctrine"
Join us for a community service event on November 20 from 4-6 p.m.! Co-presented by OutLaw, If/When/How, ACS, Muslim Law Society, PAD, & the Criminal Law Society. Admission is one donation of a new, menstrual health product and all products will be donated to organizations in need in our community. Your donation serves as your … Continue reading "Happy Hour for Health"
Thanksgiving Recess. The University (and the building) is closed for Thanksgiving break 11/27-11/30. There are no classes 11/25 and 11/26 (recess for the students), but the University (and building) is open.
Winter Break (University Closed)
Martin Luther King Jr. Birthday observed – University Closed
Do you want a job? Did you know that IP is one of the fastest-growing areas of law? Please join IPLS for a discussion with Professor Mossoff about careers in and related to Intellectual Property! We will discuss career paths in different areas of IP law including patent, trademark, copyright, and trade secret law. LUNCH … Continue reading "IPLS Lunch Chat: Careers in IP"
The Criminal Law Society is excited to host Ryan Crosswell. As a prosecutor for the Department of Justice’s Public Integrity Section, Mr. Crosswell will share insights about prosecuting public corruption and election crimes. Food will be provided!
Antonin Scalia Law School students are invited to chat about important policy topics and current events, while learning about each other’s perspectives. Participants will learn about civil discourse and then talk in small groups with those who have different beliefs about law and policy. If you plan to attend, please reserve a spot.
Join the Asian Pacific American Law Students Association and Student Bar Association in celebrating the Lunar New Year on Thursday, February 6 from 4-7 p.m.! There will be food (free), drinks ($5), games (with prizes), and a lot of fun in between. As for a night market, we have some pop-up vendors attending and acting … Continue reading "Lunar New Year Celebration & Bar Review"
