Diversity at Berkeley Law

Taught in Spanish by lecturer Fernando Flores, 'Representing Spanish-speaking Clients' focuses on language, culture, and emotional intelligence.

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Five journal leaders reflect the growing diversity within Berkeley Law, and within its African-American community.

Melissa Montenegro ’18 received the inaugural Christopher M. Patti Legal Fellowship.

CRRJ's new executive director describes its priorities and challenges in a Q&A. 

Berkeley Law is an inclusive space for students of all sexual orientations and gender identities. Whether you're looking for family housing for you and your partner, openly gay faculty, clinical work in support of gender nonconforming trafficking victims, or an active student community, we've got you.

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Berkeley - the city, campus, and law school - has long been a place dedicated to access for all. We offer disability-related courses, the Worker's Rights Disability Law Clinic, and a Disabled Students Program.

With about 50 active student organizations, there's something for everyone at Berkeley Law.

The fine print.

Being the first person in your family to graduate from college or pursue a law degree sometimes cuts across all other identities.

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Our calendar of events is always bursting. Student group meetings, career development workshops, lectures and presentations, experiential opportunities, you name it. Learn, share, and get involved.

Berkeley, Oakland, Richmond, San Francisco, Marin, Silicon Valley…this is the Bay Area. Known for its intellectual dynamics, cultural tolerance, political awareness, and natural beauty. Multiple sports teams and amazing food trucks…what more is there?