Submit an event
Instructions & policies on submitting events
Event, catering, and food policy

Events Search and Views Navigation

Event Views Navigation

Events

Today

  • Flyer with the above description of the event. Event on 9/24/25 in Room 110 at 12:50-2:00pm. Partnered with WOCC+, SALSA, LSAD, La Alianza, and Queer Caucus.

    Funding Your Public Interest Career

    110 Law Building

    Join WOCC+ Public Interest Chairs, the Director Of Public Interest Financial Support, and the CDO Office to get a crash course on funding your public interest path at Berkeley Law. Learn tips and tricks for how to thrive in your public interest career and how to pay for it! RSVP here for lunch. 

  • Celebrating Judge Thelton Henderson on September 24, 2025 at 1:00 PM in room 105

    Celebrating Judge Thelton Henderson

    105 Law Building

    Please join us in honoring Judge Thelton Henderson, Berkeley Law Class of 1962, and his remarkable career as a civil rights lawyer and federal judge. He will be joined in conversation by Federal Appeals Court Judge and Berkeley Law Professor William Fletcher. Please RSVP here.

  • Skills-Workshop-Skadden-Fall-2025

    BCLB Transactional Law Skills Workshop: Spotting the Red Flags – Term Sheet Review with Skadden

    Join the Berkeley Center for Law and Business and Berkeley Business Law Journal for a transactional law skills workshop and Q&A about term sheet issue spotting with Skadden Partner Christopher Bors and Associate Maggie Yiin. The Transactional Skills Workshop Series is most beneficial for 1Ls and is reserved for current law students, faculty and staff. […]

  • Flyer for Mass Media @ Berkeley Law's event The Legal Beat: Paths to Media Lawyering with Davis Wright Tremaine. With a description of the event as seen on the description portion of the event page, and a QR code and link to RSVP.

    The Legal Beat: Paths to Media Lawyering with Davis Wright Tremaine

    170 Law Building

    News journalism, studios, networks, books, magazines, internet platforms and more require media attorneys to navigate unique and evolving challenges on speech and content. How should law students prepare for potential careers in media law? What is the scope of what we call "media law," and how are the boundaries changing? Why is it important to […]

  • [CDO] Open Office Hours with Judge Michael Fitzgerald ’85 (C.D. Cal.)

    136 Law Building

    We are delighted to welcome The Honorable Michael Fitzgerald ’85 (C.D. Cal.) back to campus ahead of his 40th UC Berkeley Law reunion!  Judge Fitzgerald will be available for informal, drop-in Q&A.  Thursday, September 25, 2025 @ 10:45 am -11:45 am, Room 136.  All students are welcome. Questions?  Contact Anna Han (ahan@law.berkeley.edu) in the CDO.

  • Plaintiffs' Law event flyer

    What is Plaintiffs’ Law?

    140 Law Building

    Come learn more about life on the plaintiffs' side! Plaintiffs' work is an exciting alternative to Big Law and nonprofit/government positions. For many, it feels like a good balance between the two: the private firms with resources to pursue interesting cases combined with the public interest practice areas of nonprofits. Join Leslie Hauser from CDO […]

  • September 25, 2025 1:00 - 2:00 PM ROOM 105 LAW BUILDING. Photo of Spencer Overton Subtitle: Professor of Law George Washington University Photo of Lawrence Norden Subtitle: VP of Elections & Government Brennan Center for Justice Photo of Catherine E. Lhamon subtitle: Executive Director Edley Center on Law & Democracy Will AI deepen racial inequality and exclusion—or can it be leveraged to advance equity, inclusion, and a more participatory democracy? Join us for an essential conversation at the intersection of technology, racial justice, and democratic governance. Please register in advance. Lunch will be provided. For disability-related accommodations, please contact the access coordinator in advance of the event: Bella Lopez, bellalopez@berkeley.edu. Sponsored by UC Berkeley Edley Center on Law and Democracy & UC Berkleey Goldman School of Public Policy

    Tech Policy for a Just Future: AI, Racial Equity, and Democracy

    105 Law Building

    Co-hosted by the Goldman School of Public Policy and UC Berkeley Law's Edley Center on Law and Democracy. Join Spencer Overton (Professor of Law, George Washington University), Lawrence Norden (Vice President, Elections and Government, Brennan Center for Justice), and Catherine E. Lhamon (Executive Director, Edley Center on Law and Democracy) for a timely conversation on how artificial intelligence policy will shape […]

  • Flyer for a lunch and chat with the Honorable Michael W. Fitzgerald

    Demystifying the Bench – Lunch with Hon. Michael W. Fitzgerald

    145 Law Building

    Come chat and have lunch with Judge Michael W. Fitzgerald (C.D. Cal), Berkeley Law and Queer Caucus alumnus! Update 9/22/25: We have closed the RSVP for the event due to overwhelming interest and room capacity limitations. 

  • The image is a blue flyer with various teal shapes in the background. It displays the three headshots and job titles of the three featured speakers for this event: Cindy Tobisman, Joseph Bui, and Ted Pelletier. The flyer contains a QR code that leads to the RSVP form for the event, as well as the Moot Court team\'s logo in the middle of the page, slightly below the center line.

    Appellate Careers Panel

    170 Law Building

    Please join the Berkeley Law Moot Court team for a career panel featuring several experienced practitioners in the appellate field! Whether you're already set on pursuing a career on appellate advocacy or have questions about what "appellate advocacy" even means—this is a great opportunity to learn more about careers in this field! Lunch will be […]

  • This flyer shows photographs of Seth Frotman and Sam Levine. The text reads \"8 Months In: The State of Consumer Protection (and Antitrust) Law A Conversation with Sam Levine and Seth Frotman The Trump administration has undertaken a sweeping campaign to weaken federal consumer protection and competition regulations, systematically dismantling safeguards, limiting agencies\' capabilities, and consolidating power among corporate interests. Join us for lunch and a timely discussion of the current state and future of consumer protection and antitrust law with Sam Levine (former director of the Federal Trade Commission’s Bureau of Consumer Protection) and Seth Frotman (former general counsel and senior adviser to the director at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau).

    Eight Months In: The State of Consumer Protection (and Antitrust) Law

    100 Law Building

    Join CAPS for lunch and a timely discussion with Center for Consumer Law & Economic Justice Senior Fellows Sam Levine, former Director of the FTC’s Bureau of Consumer Protection, and Seth Frotman, former General Counsel of the CFPB. Eight months into the second Trump administration, Sam and Seth will reflect on the state of consumer […]

  • [AI@BL x BCLT] Augmenting Legal Teams with AI: A Conversation with Omar Haroun, Co-Founder & CEO of Eudia

    (EVENT CANCELLED) – [AI@BL x BCLT] Augmenting Legal Teams with AI: A Conversation with Omar Haroun, Co-Founder & CEO of Eudia

    110 Law Building

    Join AI at Berkeley Law (AI@BL) and Berkeley Center for Law and Technology (BCLT) for a lively discussion with serial legal tech entrepreneur Omar Haroun, Co-Founder & CEO of Eudia - a legal AI platform & services company targeting F500 legal teams - about the current state of legal AI and his journey from working as a Summer Associate in law […]

  • [CDO] Open Office Hours with Judge Michael Fitzgerald ’85 (C.D. Cal.)

    122 Law Building

    We are delighted to welcome The Honorable Michael Fitzgerald ’85 (C.D. Cal.) back to campus ahead of his 40th UC Berkeley Law reunion!  Judge Fitzgerald will be available for informal, drop-in Q&A. All students are welcome. Questions?  Contact Anna Han (ahan@law.berkeley.edu) in the CDO.

These events are open only to UC Berkeley Law students, faculty, and staff, unless otherwise noted.

Events are wheelchair accessible. For disability-related accommodations, contact the organizer of the event. Advance notice is kindly requested.

If you have any photos or video from your event that you’d like to share with Berkeley Law for possible use in our digital and print marketing, please email communications@law.berkeley.edu.

Interested in receiving a weekly email digest of Berkeley Law events? Subscribe here.