The Georgetown Law Journal is a student edited academic journal published by Georgetown University Law Center and is the flagship legal review of the law center. The magazine is renowned for its high-quality academic content and outstanding performance of its student editorial team, with an impact factor of 3.26, demonstrating its significant position and influence in the academic community.

Georgetown Law Center has a long history, dating back to the 19th century, and was the first Jesuit higher education institution in the United States to establish a law school. The college is renowned for its excellence in education and research, offering a wide range of courses and academic resources, including over 500 Juris Doctor (J.D.) courses and over 300 graduate courses covering multiple fields such as business and financial regulation, constitutional and theoretical law, international law, and more.