Notre Dame Law School's ACS will host Cara Hardin for a lunch event on the topic of Title IX, its changes, and how those changes impact Universities across the country.
Duke Journal of Constitutional Law & Public Policy Symposium
Duke’s Chapter of ACS is excited to co-sponsor Duke University’s Constitutional Law Symposium. The symposium will feature panels on election law, voting rights, reproductive rights, and affirmative action, with highlighted speakers including Justice Anita Earls of the North Carolina Supreme Court, Karen Brinson Bell, former Executive Director of the North Carolina State Board of Elections, and Chris Shenton of the Southern Coalition for Social Justice.
Coffee Chat with 5th Circuit Court of Appeals Judge Stephen Higginson: A Discussion on Clerking, the Rule of Law, and the Direction of the 5th Circuit
ACS will be hosting a discussion on clerking, the rule of law, and the Fifth Circuit with U.S. Court of Appeals Judge Stephen Higginson on Friday, February 6 at 4 p.m. Hot chocolate and donuts will be provided. Attendees will be approximately 20.
ACS at Georgetown Law: February General Body Meeting
ACS at Georgetown Law welcomes you to our first GBM of 2026! We are thrilled to kick off our 25th anniversary and looking forward to sharing our plans for the semester with you all. Food will be served.
Blow the Whistle on ICE: Whistle Kit Assembly Party
Come equip your WSU community in the struggle against ICE. We'll build whistle kits and discuss ICE activities in Detroit.
This event is a collaboration between ACS, NLG, UPTF, GEOC, and the Wayne Academic Union.
MC Law First Amendment Panel
The MC Law Chapter of the American Constitution Society invites you to a panel discussion on the First Amendment, focusing on freedom of the press. The panel will explore current issues affecting press freedoms under the present administration, the challenges facing investigative journalism, and the vital role of a free press in American democracy. Our distinguished guest speakers include Associate Professor Frank Rosenblatt, a leading constitutional law scholar with expertise in First Amendment issues, and Jerry Mitchell, an acclaimed investigative reporter known for his groundbreaking work uncovering civil rights cold cases. This panel offers a unique opportunity to hear insights from both academic and practical perspectives, engaging in a discussion about the legal, ethical, and societal dimensions of press freedom today.
The event will take place on Thursday, February 5, 2026, at 12:00 PM, located at MC Law's campus. Lunch will be provided!