An aerial view of the Law Center’s newly extended campus. The Campus Completion project doubles the size of the previous Law Center campus.
A view of the Eric E. Hotung International Law Center Building from New Jersey Avenue. The Hotung building will house classrooms as well as Georgetown’s extensive collection of international legal materials.

Through the generous support of alumni and friends of the Law Center, the Third Century Campaign raised $100 million.This impressive total will benefit the Law Center’s students intellectually and materially, through physical improvements to the campus, support for financial aid, and the bolstering of academic programs. Approximately one third of the money raised has been designated for endowment, including financial aid for students and chairs and professorships for faculty. Another third has been earmarked for facilities, including the Law Center Campus Completion Project.The final third will be available to support academic programs and initiatives, including gifts to the Law Annual Fund.
     Contributors to the Campaign can be justly proud of the support the funds will provide the many students who receive scholarship assistance from the Law Center. With current tuition at $30,940, ranking among the twelve most expensive in the country, it is no surprise that nearly 80 percent of Georgetown Law students rely on some form of financial aid, including one third who receive scholarship assistance from the Law Center. During the Third Century Campaign, the Law Center raised nearly $17 million for financial aid endowment.  In fact, half of the current 130 endowed scholarships were established during the Campaign. Donors’ strong dedication is further revealed in the fact that many who previously established scholarships during the Law Campaign in the early 1990s also made substantial gifts to supplement their scholarship funds during the Third Century Campaign.
     The goal of providing the finest legal education is also reflected in the Campaign’s success in endowing chairs and professorships.With 99 full-time faculty, the largest in the country, the Law Center can boast 12 endowed chairs and 11 endowed professorships. Five of these chairs were established during the Campaign, most recently the Thomas Aquinas Reynolds Chair and the Joseph E. and Madeline M. Sheehy Chair in Antitrust Law and Trade Regulation. Of the six endowed professorships established during the Campaign, the most recent are the Honorable Mary E. Lupo and Edward M. Ricci Professorship in Juvenile Justice and the St.Thomas More Professorship in Law and Legal History.
     To complement the Campaign’s support of the intellect and spirit of the institution, nearly $30 million was raised for the completion of the Eric E. Hotung International Law Center Building and the Sport and Fitness Center. Together these projects will add more than 200,000 square feet of space to the Law Center campus, including 20,000 square feet for parking.The 110,000-square-foot Hotung International Law Center Building will house classrooms, faculty offices, and academic institutes, as well as the Law Center’s international and graduate programs, an alumni welcoming center, and a cyber café.The International Law Library, a 107,000-volume collection in what is the nation’s third largest academic law library, will also be housed there.The 70,000-square-foot sport and fitness center will have courts for both basketball and racquetball as well as a four-lane lap pool, exercise rooms, and a student lounge.
     The success of the Campaign is a testament to the commitment of the alumni and friends of the Law Center.Your generosity will benefit students and faculty for years to come.