Spotlights

Our Law Students of African Descent (LSAD) chapter recently teamed with several other student organizations and the Career Development Office to hold Diversity Placement Night. This powerful collaboration for many […]

Dora Najm LL.M. ’25 released an article about the relationship between tech giants and corporate immigration practices on The Network, a student-run blog published by our Berkeley Center for Law […]

Alum Joan Donoghue ’81, a judge on the International Court of Justice from 2010 to 2024 and its president during her last three years, will teach Global Dispute Resolution at […]

Climate Break, a podcast from our Center for Law, Energy & the Environment, offers stories of progress and interviews with leading climate experts in under two minutes. Guests include scientists, […]

Alum Monique Liburd ’08, senior trademark counsel at Google, was named 2024 Trademark Prosecutor of the Year by the Bar Association of the District of Columbia at its annual gala […]

Our Center for Consumer Law & Economic Justice had a prolific year working to protect the public in myriad ways. Its new annual report chronicles the center’s rapid rise in […]

Expert guests from Professor Laurel Fletcher’s new Human Rights Futures course recently finished a lunch talks series with the wider law school community. Fletcher (pictured) spoke with NYU’s Vasuki Nesiah […]

Students from our Arts & Innovation Representation project again helped the Artistic Freedom Initiative produce a report on challenges to freedom of expression that sparked major media attention (CBC Radio, […]

Alum Angie Kang ’08 was named global general counsel for Hulu, Disney+, and ESPN+. Previously Hulu’s deputy chief counsel, she led its business and legal affairs with Fox, NBC, and […]

A Chronicle of Philanthropy feature explains how our Human Rights Center deftly used a $1 million MacArthur “genius” award from 2014 to “transform the research process for some of the […]