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Student Organizations and Activities

At Widener Law Commonwealth, your experience in the classroom is just one dimension of a rich and well-rounded education. A variety of co-curricular opportunities give you the chance to extend your learning beyond the classroom, add achievements to your resume, and forge connections with fellow students and faculty advisors.

In addition to the in-depth legal training you’ll receive in the classroom, you will be surrounded by opportunities for professional development and network-building. You will have many ways to get involved, stay informed, and keep in touch with your classmates, professors, and the thriving Harrisburg-area legal communities—all while honing your legal skills.

Law Review

Legal research and writing are important parts of any successful legal career. You can strengthen those skills by working on the Widener Commonwealth Law Review. Published since 1992, the Widener Commonwealth Law Review focuses on a wide range of topics including constitutional law, civil and criminal law, professional ethics, administrative law, commercial law, and other emerging developments in the law.

Moot Court Honor Society

Students who demonstrate exceptional oral and written advocacy skills can take part in the Moot Court Honor Society. As a member, you can earn academic credit for a variety of Moot Court activities, including participation in interscholastic competitions, while learning the ins and outs of oral advocacy and brief writing.

Trial Advocacy Honor Society

The Trial Advocacy Honor Society offers professional training for students who demonstrate the desire and academic prowess to become trial attorneys. Members can participate in training sessions and workshops as well as compete against fellow Widener Law Commonwealth students and represent the school through interscholastic trial competitions.

Student Bar Association

The SBA sponsors many campus activities, academic associations, community projects, and social events. The organization has twice garnered "Outstanding School of the Year" awards from the ABA's Law Student Division.

Other Student Organizations

A range of other organizations provide the chance to connect with fellow students who share your interests.

Featured Student Leaders

Megan Bisco ’25

“I wanted students to see the diverse opportunities within environmental law. Many don’t realize how much it encompasses.”

Braelyn Bishop ’25

“BLSA is more than just an organization—it’s a family. It represents a legacy of resilience, excellence, and community."

Kimberly Diaz ’25

“LALSA isn’t just about support—it’s about showing us that we belong and have the tools to succeed."

Miranda Thompson ’25

“The Law Review represents not only legal scholarship but also the values of our community. I’m proud of what we’ve accomplished and excited to see how it will grow in the years to come.”