Good Friday morning ⁦W&L Law School⁩ and continued good luck with exams! Almost there. One foot in front of the other.

On 8-10 May 2024, we are launching the new GLJ Transatlantic Seminar in Bristol! Students from W&L Law School, GLJ editors & Bristol PhD students & scholars will discuss work in progress research. Prof. Julian Rivers from the Bristol Law School will give a keynote! Looking forward to it!

One of the many reasons I am proud to be dean ⁦W&L Law School⁩ — the outstanding employment opportunities for our graduates and summer positions for our students. columns.wlu.edu/wl-law-release…

On my way to Day 2 of the ⁦W&L Law School⁩ Reunion Weekend. Beautiful day to enjoy each other.

Teaching Con Law in the same room I learned it in has been special! I feel privileged to teach opinionated & bright students @ W&L Law School. There was never a dull moment, even when discussing the Commerce Clause. For that, I am so grateful and certainly sad that the semester is over!

Let’s get this W&L Law School party started! Welcome back for Reunion Weekend 2024. We expect a huge crowd. Very excited about this.

In an article for the Columbia Law School Blue Sky blog CLS Blue Sky Blog , W&L Law Prof Kish Parella explores the ways in which corporate stakeholders influence corporate actors to adopt international law norms. columns.wlu.edu/professor-kish…

What a joyous celebration by the ⁦W&L Law School⁩ JCRSJ recognizing the awesome student Notes selected for publication. Our students are exceptional!

ICYMI, retired 4th Circuit Judge Michael Luttig talks with Prof. Brian Murchison about threats to democracy, the U.S. Supreme Court, and of course, alumnus Justice Lewis Powell. Watch here: vimeo.com/932872554

Today, 4/9 at 7pm, The Hon. J. Michael Luttig is the speaker for the annual Powell Lecture. Prof. Brian Murchison will moderate a discussion with Judge Luttig titled “State(s) of Play: The 2024 Election and the American Judiciary.” Live stream available! columns.wlu.edu/judge-michael-…

The W&L Law team of 3L students Alexis Acosta, Simon Ciccarillo, and Christian Sanchez Leon earned the best petitioner brief award at the 29th Annual Uvaldo Herrera National Moot Court Competition. columns.wlu.edu/law-students-c…

Welcome to ⁦W&L Law School⁩ Admitted Students!

Our Smith Lecture ⁦W&L Law School⁩ honoring our first Black graduate (‘69L), Leslie Devan Smith, was today. ⁦Dr. Tsedale M. Melaku⁩ gave the keynote. My colleagues, including ⁦Maureen Edobor⁩, organized and introduced. It was awesome.

Congratulations to Olivia Maier ‘24L, named the Distinguished Bankruptcy Law Student for the Fourth Circuit by the American College of Bankruptcy. Only one student from each of the eleven U.S. circuits receives this prestigious award. columns.wlu.edu/olivia-maier-2…

The German Law Journal celebrated the scholarship of six students whose work was selected for publication in the GLJ, the pioneering, open-access journal reporting on developments in European and International law. columns.wlu.edu/student-schola…

⁦W&L Law School⁩ are contributing to a healthy and clean community. So proud to work with this amazing group of students and staff!

We love when our authors are happy with our work 🎉Thank you Courtlyn Roser-Jones ! (And the cookies are in school colors🔵⚪️)

We are incredibly fortunate to have Justice Lewis F. Powell’s archives ⁦W&L Law School⁩ because he is an alumnus. Today, we celebrated a bit of his and our history with a Powell Showcase Event, hosted by our outstanding law library.

We had so much fun at the second annual W&L Law Field Day! A great opportunity to take a break from classes and build community. Congrats to team orange for winning the Wilson Cup!

W&L Law prof Sarah Haan Sarah Haan has published “Voting Rights in Corporate Governance: History and Political Economy ” in the Southern California Law Review columns.wlu.edu/sarah-haan-pub…