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Faculty were interviewed by ABA Journal, MSNBC, WAMU, and more in the aftermath of the police shooting of teenager Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri. Read, view and listen to their analysis.

Curtis DiPasqua, a 1980 graduate of American University Washington College of Law, appreciates the fast-paced nature of his career. As president of Subway Development Company Of Central Florida, he oversees more than 340 Subway Restaurants in Central Florida and owns 40 in partnership with his brother.

First year student Nomcebisi “Noma” Ndlovu has a background in democracy and governance work with a non-profit in D.C. She came to law school to gain more technical expertise in her field, and felt she could build a solid foundation for her legal career at AUWCL.

On Wednesday evening, the Program on Law and Government and WAMU's "The Kojo Nnamdi Show" sponsored a debate among the five candidates for D.C.'s Attorney General.

In September, the U.S. and International Anti-Corruption Law Program welcomed the former WTO Director General Pascal Lamy for a program on “Addressing Corruption in Global Trade.” Lamy worked with the WTO from 2005 until 2013.