Spotlights

Araceli Martínez-Olguín ’04 was confirmed as a U.S. District Judge in the Northern District of California. She had worked at the National Immigration Law Center since 2018, and also was […]

“Be the Change,” a podcast hosted by Thelton E. Henderson Center for Social Justice Executive Director Savala Nolan ’11, just released the first of four new weekly episodes. Professor Khiara […]

2L Alyssa Meurer received a National Lawyers Guild Haywood Burns Fellowship, one of just five people so honored. She will work this summer with the Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights […]

Judge Thelton E. Henderson ’62, a visiting professor and revered alum, provided remarks for the U.S. Department of Justice Civil Rights Division’s recent 65th anniversary celebration. He discussed his memorable […]

Lauren Edelman ’86, a beloved Berkeley Law professor since 1996, passed away on Feb. 7. She held vital positions at the school, such as director of our Center for the […]

Irene Liu ’06 is our Executive Education Program’s first executive in residence. She will develop a webinar series on Berkeley Boosts, lead General Counsel Institute programs, and create other industry-focused […]

The East Bay Community Law Center, which trains over 100 Berkeley Law students each year in community lawyering and client-centered advocacy, serves low-income clients and advances justice in myriad ways. […]

Berkeley Law alum Janani Ramachandran ’20 was recently sworn in as Oakland’s new City Council member for District 4. She is the youngest person ever elected to the Council and […]

Our Center for Consumer Law & Economic Justice and a group of legal scholars that includes Dean Chemerinsky and Jonathan D. Glater filed amicus briefs opposing challenges to President Biden’s student […]

Our Berkeley Center for Law and Business recently launched Canvas, a newsletter on the art world and its intersections with law, finance, technology, and culture. An academic research hub to […]