In collaboration with the Penn Law Federalist Society on Wednesday, March 26 at 12pm, Judge Pan will discuss her path to her current role, beginning with her career in public service, her time serving as a D.C. Superior Court and District Court Judge, and finally her experience sitting on what is considered the 2nd most powerful court in the nation.

Mr. Cotter will be speaking with our school to discuss a book he wrote with Chief Justices and judicial respect.

Professor Fowler will introduce the issue and current discourse on birthright citizen and the 14th amendment. The topic will be open to the audience for an open debate.

The American Constitution Society and Public Service Advisory Board of the Washington University School of Law will host a panel about earning, benefiting from, and advancing the public interest with clerkships and fellowships.

A student focused discussion on how the Citizen's United changed politics in the US. The goal of the event is to talk with students about how Citizen's United changed the United States. 2025 is the 15 year anniversary of the decision, the impact of money in politics is palpable; A billionaire is president, Elon Musk is his closest public advisor. We think this will be a good time for student's to discuss how the Court has weakened the voice of the American people the rich people who have taken our place of primacy in democracy. 

There is no featured speaker, the event will be a student led informational and discussion session. No need to RSVP.

Documentary Screening of "Every Body"