The weekly Workshop in Law, Philosophy, and Political Theory, co-sponsored by our Kadish Center for Morality, Law & Public Affairs and now open via Zoom to outside visitors as well […]
Top Experts Talk Theory
A Supreme Indictment
Dean Erwin Chemerinsky’s new book, Presumed Guilty: How the Supreme Court Empowered the Police and Subverted Civil Rights, describes how the court has long enabled racist policing and excessive law […]
Getting It on the Record
Our Berkeley Center for Consumer Law & Economic Justice had a great start to its Published Justice Project. Most California Courts of Appeal opinions are “unpublished” and thus lack precedential effect. […]
Leadership Lunching
The Leadership Lunch Series, presented by our Berkeley Center for Law and Business, welcomes general counsel and executives from dynamic organizations. Available online from 12:45 to 1:15 pm PT, the […]
A Gay Olympic Pioneer
The number and acceptance of gay athletes at this year’s Olympics was a far cry from 1982, when decathlete Tom Waddell founded the Gay Olympics. As Professor Sonia Katyal explains […]
New Tech Podcast
Our Berkeley Center for Law & Technology, a driving force behind the school’s top-ranked intellectual property law program, has launched a new podcast. In “BCLT’s Expert Series,” Executive Director Wayne […]
UC’s Student Regent
Marlenee Blas Pedral ’23 has been chosen as the UC Board of Regents’ student regent for 2022-23, with full participation and voting privileges when her one-year term starts next July. […]
Environmental Reward
Rising 2L Alicia Arrington has received a coveted Switzer Environmental Fellowship, which supports 20 graduate student leaders in social equity and environmental problem-solving. Environmental justice editor of Berkeley Law’s Ecology […]
Global Blue New Deal
LL.M. student Andreas Aditya Salim is one of 15 leaders of the Sustainable Ocean Alliance Youth Policy Advisory Council, which recently published the Global Blue New Deal, a detailed vision […]
Civil Rights Scholar
Incoming student Traelon Rodgers was selected to the NAACP Legal Defense Fund’s new Marshall-Motley Scholars Program, which gives full law school scholarships, training, and post-graduate fellowships to students who commit […]