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Clinic Chat for 1Ls

353 Law Building

Come by the Clinical Program office (353 Law Building) on Wednesday, March 18, between 9:30-11:00am to learn more about clinics over some coffee, donuts, and fruit!    While the Clinical Program […]

Join the Berkeley Journal of Employment and Labor Law and the Disability Justice Coalition to learn more about the impact of pandemics on the labor movement and workers rights! March 18, 2026 from 12:45-2pm in room 134. Food will be provided, masks required.

Teach In: Labor and Pandemics

134 Law Building

Join the Berkeley Journal of Employment and Labor Law and the Disability Justice Coalition to learn more about the impact of pandemics on the labor movement and workers rights! March […]

2026 Halloum 1L Negotiation Competition

Halloum 1L Negotiation Competition Final Round

297 Goldberg Room 225 Bancroft Way, Berkeley

The final round of the Halloum Negotiation Competition! Watch as the finalists negotiate in front of an audience and a panel of judges. Who will propose the better deal?  THE […]

CLR Diversity Editors' Office Hours - Interested in CLR? Want to hear from affinity group members who are also in CLR? Come talk to MENALSA, APALSA, and QC members who are also in CLR!

CLR Diversity Editors’ Office Hours

141 Law Building

Interested in CLR? Want to hear from affinity group members who are also in CLR? Come talk to WOCC+, SALSA, AALJ, La Alianza, and LSAD members who are also in […]

Field Placement Program Info Session

100 Law Building

Join Field Placement Director Sue Schechter and current Field Placement Program students for a Q&A panel about externship opportunities at non-profit and government agencies. Information on how to apply for […]

Spring 2026 Law, Economics, and Social Science Colloquium presents "The Cost and Benefits of Bank Capital in a World without Too Big to Fail" Benjamin Remy Chabot Northwestern University Wednesday, March 18th, 3:35 - 5:25 pm Selznick Seminar Room (102) JSP Building 2240 Piedmont Avenue Faculty dinner with the speaker is planned to be held on Wednesday at 6:00 pm. Please email Prof. Santarosa or Prof. Dharmapala directly if you would like to attend dinner (aokisan@berkeley.edu & dharmap@berkeley.edu). . . . Benjamin Remy Chabot focuses on banking, financial markets, and the role of institutions in shaping asset prices and financial stability. He was an economist at the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago and an Adjunct Associate Professor of Economics at Northwestern University. His research examines financial history and financial stability, with particular attention to banking systems and stress testing. From 2010 to 2024, he served as an Economist and Senior Policy Advisor at the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, advising on financial stability and FOMC deliberations and leading the production of Dodd-Frank stress tests. He received a PhD in Economics and previously held academic appointments at Yale University and the University of Michigan.

Law, Economics, and Social Science Colloquium

JSP (2240 Piedmont Ave.), Kadish Library 2240 Piedmont Avenue, Berkeley

Spring 2026 Law, Economics, and Social Science Colloquium presents "The Cost and Benefits of Bank Capital in a World without Too Big to Fail" Benjamin Remy Chabot Northwestern University Wednesday, […]

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LPE at Berkeley Law Happy Hour and Discussion

Free House 2700 Bancroft Way, Berkeley

Join LPE for a happy hour and discussion at Free House on Wednesday, March 18 at 5pm! In the face of escalating, violent crises, progressive law students are searching for […]

What's Changing in SNAP? Wednesday, March 18th 6-7 PM, Room 170. Refreshments will be served. We’ll discuss the growing number of states restricting purchase of “unhealthy” foods, changes to work requirements, and how these changes may impact enrollment and food access. Speakers: Jodie Berger, Western Center on Law and Poverty; Andrew Cheyne, County Welfare Directors' Association of California; Gabby Davidson, California Association of Food Banks; Tess Thorman, Public Policy Institute of California.

What’s Changing in SNAP?

170 Law Building

Join FJP, FIGC, GSPP, and Connections at Berkeley to learn more about ongoing changes to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP). We'll hear from experts on food restriction waivers, work […]

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