Our final lunch event of the year, and what a way to finish!

Thanks everyone for a great final event and a year full of important conversations. It all kicks off again in September, see you then!

After a summer of lurking on “X,” the day has finally arrived. General Body Meeting. Today. Lunch. See you there!

Thanks everyone for coming out, we could not be more excited for the coming year!

Construction may have placed us in the basement, but we can”t wait for our first speaker event with the incredible Stephanie Hall Barclay We hope to see you there!

Today kicks off our Madison Speaker Series, featuring some of the most influential judges across federal circuit, federal district, and state courts. We hope you’ll join us in welcoming Judge Park of the Second Circuit for reflections on “The Judicial Oath”!

Thank you Judge Park for a wonderful conversation!

We’re excited to welcome Ed Whelan to campus today for a discussion on the 2024 Elections and the rhetoric surrounding Supreme Court reforms. Hope to see you there!

We appreciated everyone who came out to this timely event!

Great event today with Jacob Huebert on the First Amendment issues surrounding the scheduled ban of Tik Tok in the United States. With commentary from our own Prof. Jeremy Kessler, should be fun!

Thanks to our two speakers for an incredibly engaging, timely conversation, and to our audience for great questions. Looking forward to more of this all year!

Coming up soon: rounding out a great week of events with “The Future of Conservative Economics” from the great Oren Cass. See you there!

Thanks to Oren Cass for a lively conversation on the changing economic — and legal —consensus in the conservative political sphere. We’re excited to keep featuring speakers from across the ideological spectrum and hope to see you there!

Come by at lunch today for a twist on our usual career programming: a clerkship panel with friend of the chapter Athie Livas. Hope to see you there.

Coming up soon, should be fun!

We’re excited to host one of our chapter favorites, Judge Bianco, a great legal mind and storyteller, for a fun lunch event. Hope to see a warm welcome for this CLS alum!

Thanks everyone for coming!

Special thanks to Louis Capozzi for a great kickoff to our first 3-event week of the semester: “The Paradox of the Veto,” a look at the pro-regulatory evolution of an initially deregulatory device (along with some thoughts about its varied constitutional placement).

Had a nice time in New York this week, speaking at Cornell FedSoc and Columbia Federalist Society!

Looking forward to this talk at Columbia Law tomorrow! Based on “Give Parents the Vote,” forthcoming in Nᴏᴛʀᴇ Dᴀᴍᴇ L. Rᴇᴠ. (Notre Dame Law Review). Come to the talk, or read below if you can’t! Columbia Federalist Society x.com/stephenesachs/…