Champion What Matters
Since 1896, the American University Washington College of Law (AUWCL) has cultivated a tradition steeped in innovation, excellence, and a profound passion for upholding the rule of law. The essence of this tradition is embodied by a dedicated community committed to the professional growth and well-being of students and alumni, advocating to "Champion What Matters" on local, national, and international levels. In response to a world marked by borderless interconnectedness and dynamic shifts in economics, politics, and society, AUWCL stands as a beacon of preparation for the evolving legal landscape. Offering a comprehensive legal education, the Washington DC-based law school distinguishes itself through acclaimed programs in experiential learning, international law, law and government, intellectual property, health law, business, and gender and the law. Through these programs, AUWCL empowers students with unique skills to navigate the complexities of the contemporary legal environment, fostering an environment abundant with opportunities for personal and professional development.
Read moreVirtual Campus Visit
Join 3L Tim Schmeling and 2L Ayana Anderson on a tour of the American University Washington of Law campus.
Read moreA Message of Thanks from Dean Roger A. Fairfax, Jr.
American University Washington College of Law extends heartfelt gratitude to all of our alumni and supporters during this season of giving thanks. The unwavering support from our alumni allows our students, faculty, and staff to thrive and opens doors for the next generation of AUWCL lawyer-leaders. Please see this brief video in which I thank you for helping AUWCL to Champion What Matters!
Read moreTenley Campus Ribbon Cutting Highlights
On February 12, 2016, American University Washington College of Law welcomed hundreds of alumni, students, city officials, and members of the law school and AU communities to the Ribbon Cutting Celebration Weekend for its new Tenley Campus. View our Ribbon Cutting Ceremony highlight from this historic day.
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