 | 100 Years of International Law Find out more and explore the events and milestones from 1906 to present in this new multimedia timeline launched in conjunction with the Society's Centennial. Browse Timeline>> |
 | Tillar House: ASIL's Home Since 1959 In 1959 ASIL acquired a permanent home: Genevieve Tillar, widow of Benjamin Johnston Tillar, gave her stately, embassy-like residence on Sheridan Circle, the heart of Washington's Embassy Row, to the Society for use as its headquarters. Learn more>> |
 | The American Society of International Law's First Century There's much to learn about the people and circumstances that led to the Society's founding and the course of its first 100 years, all available now in The American Society of International Law's First Century: 1906-2006. Learn more>> |
 | 100 Years of ASIL Presidents The Society has had 43 presidents since its founding in 1906. They have come from seven countries, 18 U.S. states, and have served at the highest levels of government, the academy, the bar, the bench, and corporate America. Learn more>> |