Supreme Court Term In Review

Come learn about the US Supreme Court and its most recent term, and win prizes!

The Public Administration and Policy program, and the Pre-Law Society, present a review of the 2025-2026 Supreme Court term.

The Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) is one of the most powerful institutions in the national government, and its decisions have far-reaching consequences in numerous areas of our lives. This short, engaging review will explain what SCOTUS is, and will review the cases in the term that ended this summer. The Court debated and decided issues critical to equality, citizenship, tariffs, the power of the presidency, and more. 

No previous knowledge required, just a willingness to listen, learn, and think fast!

After a short, engaging review of the term, attendees can participate in a Kahoot! challenge, with the top students earning prizes and points on the Parton Championship Leaderboard. A Q&A will follow. Students, faculty, and staff are welcome to attend and play (but only FSC students can win!)

THERE WILL ALSO BE INTEREST FORMS FOR ANYONE THINKING ABOUT JOINING THE FSC PRE-LAW SOCIETY, THE PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION AND POLICY PROGRAM, AND/OR A NEW CHAPTER OF PI SIGMA ALPHA (THE NATIONAL POLITICAL SCIENCE HONOR SOCIETY.)

We hope to see you there! Come late, leave early, no worries! Pizza and soda provided.