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Georgetown Law Magazine Fall 2025 Issuu

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Georgetown Law Magazine is Georgetown Law's alumni publication. Originally named Res Ipsa Loquitur, it began in 1936, combining campus news with news of alumni, at a time when the law school had no student newspaper. Publication stopped in 1941. When publication resumed in 1951, Res Ipsa Loquitur was the school newspaper, sponsored by the newly founded Student Bar Association. In 1965, Res Ipsa Loquitur changed to a magazine format and became strictly an alumni publication; Georgetown Law Weekly was established in 1966 as the law school's student paper. During the years 1974 and 1975 Res Ipsa Loquitur was a journal of public interest and the law, published primarily by evening students.

Beginning with the Fall 1994 issue, the magazine changed its name to Georgetown Law, and Res Ipsa Loquitur was retained as a sub-title. Beginning with the Spring-Summer 2017 issue, the sub-title Res Ipsa Loquitur was dropped and the name became simply Georgetown Law. The digital collection includes all issues, 1936 to the present. Welcome to the online edition of Georgetown Law, the alumni magazine of Georgetown University Law Center. We provide news, information and a sense of community to alumni and friends of Georgetown Law. Print issues are mailed to alumni in the United States.

If you need to update your address or other contact information, please click here. We also invite alumni to submit personal and professional updates for inclusion in the Class Notes section. Did you read an article you enjoyed? Let us know. Is there a topic or subject you’d like us to cover? Let us know that, too.

We welcome your feedback. Contact our editor(This link opens in a new tab)! Our cover story, "Making Them Whole" highlights how Georgetown Law's newest clinic has enabled students to win judgments in the hundreds of thousands of dollars for clients who were victims of wage theft. Georgetown alumni are reshaping the coffee industry—from farm to cup. Chaplaincy brings spiritual dimension to student-athlete well-being. Enjoy these collected memories and tributes to the storied Lauinger Library on its 55th birthday.

Flip through the print edition of the Fall 2025 issue online. Throughout his four decades of service—including 23 years as university president—John J. DeGioia (C’79, Ph.D.’95) was deeply engaged in Georgetown’s mission of student formation, academic inquiry, and service to the common good. In recognition of his service, Georgetown has established the John J. DeGioia Fund to support a series of projects at the heart of our efforts to become the university we are called to be. At Georgetown Law, students learn the law in the place where laws are made.

Thanks, Georgetown Law, for the mention (p. 41)! https://lnkd.in/gYSW5ApH Alumni Office Publications, LCA-07-01-001. Law Center Archives. Alumni Office Publications, LCA-07-01-001.

Law Center Archives. https://aspace.ll.georgetown.edu/public/repositories/4/resources/187 Accessed December 27, 2025.

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