History and Tradition in Constitutional Interpretation

ACS is hosting Andy Koppelman of the Pritzker School of Law at Northwestern for a discussion with Prof. Girgis on the limitations and the proper role of history in the courtroom. The event will be in Eck 3140 and Franky's will be served.

Rutgers-Election Watch Party

We will be hosting an Election Watch Party to watch the initial results that come in. We will be playing games and discussing pertinent election issues.

Election Watch Party

ACS will host law students in the school the night of the election to watch the results come in together and celebrate our hard work volunteering. We will provide snacks and broadcast major news networks.

ACS Election Watch Party

Join us for a Non-Partisan Election Watch Party hosted by the American Constitution Society! This event provides a welcoming environment to follow live election results, engage in insightful discussions, and connect with fellow students and community members. Regardless of your political affiliation, come together to observe the democratic process in action. Refreshments will be provided, and all are encouraged to participate in an open and respectful dialogue. Let’s witness the unfolding of history together!

Election Day of Service

After having cast our ballots during our Early Voting event, ACS at UC Law is committed to an Election Day of Service. Our org is working to match members to the civic engagement opportunity that best matches individuals' interests, whether that is as poll workers, volunteers protecting election security, or working with a local political party or candidate to hand out literature. Fill out the interest form to be learn more about the different opportunities to serve the community, protect election integrity, and make voting accessible to more people on Election Day.