Spotlights

3Ls Emma Rodríguez and Remy Carreiro of our Ninth Circuit Practicum won two prisoner civil rights cases at the court (the opposing party may still request rehearing) from a change […]

Awards continue to roll in for Professor Dylan Penningroth’s book, Before the Movement: The Hidden History of Black Civil Rights. It recently received two honors from the Organization of American […]

Privacy Law at Berkeley (PrivLab) is a fast-growing hub for students who are interested in the field. Sponsored by our Berkeley Center for Law & Technology, the group offers many […]

Assistant Clinical Professor Stephanie Campos-Bui ’14, who co-directs our Policy Advocacy Clinic, won the 2024 Thomas I. Yamashita Prize from Foundations for Change. The award honors an emerging social change activist/scholar […]

The latest issue of Transcript, Berkeley Law’s magazine, features the broad impact of expanded scholarships and our abundance of alumni excelling as educators. Other content includes a dynamic photo essay and […]

Professor Khiara M. Bridges, a leading scholar on race, class, and reproductive rights, was named this year’s Frank R. Lautenberg Award winner by the Rutgers School of Public Health and […]

Human Rights Center Faculty Director Eric Stover won the American Association for the Advancement of Science Award for Scientific Freedom and Responsibility. His work merges pioneering science and technology to […]

Mike De Vries ’00 and fellow Kirkland & Ellis partner Adam Alper helped Samsung defeat the largest patent damages case in U.S. history, as a federal court rejected two infringement […]

With rising threats to voter rights and the democratic process, our Political and Election Empowerment Project helps nonprofits protect election integrity. Focused on oppressed communities, the group has engaged in […]

Over just five years, our Berkeley Center for Consumer Law & Economic Justice has established itself as a force in the field. After offering one conference and three courses in […]