The Iraqi Refugee Assistance Project: A Profile

By Giri Iyengar

There’s a new group in town, one we think you should know about. Under Aseel Barghuthi’s leadership, the Iraqi Refugee Assistance Project (IRAP) recently launched its GW Law chapter with little fanfare but much success. They had a …

Transparency Debate Runs Long; Patience Runs Short – Mark Aaron Cox, GWSBA Correspondent

The SBA Senate convened on Monday, October 24th in L202 for their third meeting of the Fall 2011 schedule.
The GW Law Softball Club asked the Senate for $1,600 in ad hoc funding to supplement group funds for several upcoming tournaments …

Direct Funding of Student Organizations – Elizabeth Confalone

Part One of the ongoing series, Follow the Money
One of the primary duties of student government at the Law School is to allocate funding to student organizations. Every year, student organizations submit budgets to the SBA, detailing anticipated group expenditures. …

Why Justache? by Nicole Catá

So you want to fundraise for GW Law’s Equal Justice Foundation to be considered for a $3000 stipend for a public interest, governmental, or judicial summer internship.  You might be wondering, though, why you might want to grow a mustache, …

GW Law Students Groups Invite You To Get Involved: Compiled by Katherine Mereand-Sinha

All George Washington University Law School student groups were invited to submit a profile to Nota Bene for publication. Groups that responded are profiled within. We encourage law students to get actively involved in student life on campus. It is …