• [CDO/USF Law] Keta Taylor Colby (KTC) Death Penalty Project – Summer Internships Info Session

    170 Law Building

    Interested in spending the summer working on death penalty cases in the South? The Keta Taylor Colby (KTC) Southern Internship Program was created in 2001 as a response to the crisis in capital representation in the American South. The program is run by USF Law School and sends dedicated, capable, and well-trained students from UC […]

  • International Law: Uncertain Futures

    130 Law Building

    Please join us for a discussion of how international law is evolving in response to today’s global challenges, and what opportunities lie ahead for scholars, practitioners, and institutions shaping its direction. Our goal is to foster a thoughtful and engaging conversation that bridges perspectives across different areas of the field. Lunch will be provided. Please […]

  • Berkeley Legal History Workshop Presents Alexander Arnold

    111 Law Building

    “So, to the Country”: Truth-Seeking and the Birth of the Common Law Alexander Arnold is an Assistant Professor of Law at the UCLA School of Law, where he teaches courses […]

  • And So I Stayed – Film Screening

    Booth Auditorium, 175 Law Building UC Berkeley School of Law, 2745 Bancroft Ave, CA, United States

    The Criminal Law & Justice Center presents a screening of "And So I Stayed," an award-winning documentary by Natalie Pattillo and Daniel A. Nelson that follows survivors of abuse who fought for their lives and subsequently spent years behind bars. This compelling film explores the complex stories of criminalized survivors, shedding light on the intersection […]

  • Legal Innovation and Entrepreneurship (LINE) General Body Meeting

    170 Law Building

    Join us for the General Body Meeting of LINE. We will be outlying our plan for rest of the year and recruiting for vacant board positions.  Please RSVP through this link- https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1GlT2N1pkJht_5YvLSDLrYNDMxDo1SvYkgLEHMZgKTes/viewform?edit_requested=true&pli=1 

  • CSLS Speaker Series: “Agents of Commerce: Transactional Lawyering in the 19th Century United States”

    Philip Selznick Seminar Room 2240 Piedmont Ave, Berkeley, CA, United States

    Featuring Justin Simard, Associate Professor of Law, Michigan State University College of Law Abstract: Agents of Commerce is a history of transactional lawyering in the nineteenth century United States. The project draws on previously unused archival sources, including lawyers’ papers and account books. These sources show that lawyers played an important role out of court, […]

  • Democracy Redrawn: Prop. 50 and Representation in the Age of Nationwide Redistricting

    140 Law Building (Moot Court Room)

    A panel discussion featuring: Emily Zhang, Professor of Law David A. Carrillo, Executive Director of the California Constitution Center Larry Norden, Lecturer at Berkeley Law & Democracy Policy Fellow at the Goldman School of Public Policy Sponsored by the Political and Election Empowerment Project, Edley Center on Law & Democracy, and SABL. Panel moderated by […]

  • Defenders at Berkeley Job Search Picnic

    Heyman Terrace

    Join us for a picnic and mutual support! We’ll meet just outside the law school to enjoy a break in the sun and discuss the public defense summer job process. This is a casual event with absolutely no suits, resumes, or lawyers involved. 2Ls and 3Ls will be available to discuss their application experiences. Anyone […]

  • BCLB Skills Workshop: What’s a Risk Factor? Drafting for Public Company Disclosures with Freshfields

    Join the Berkeley Center for Law and Business and Berkeley Business Law Journal for transactional law workshop about risk factors associated with drafting for public company disclosures with Senior Associate Christine Chong (Cal Alumni JD '19) and Associate Thomas Jung (Cal Alumni JD '22) from Freshfields. The Transactional Skills Workshop Series is most beneficial for […]

  • [BCLT] Class Selection in Tech and IP: Clinics, Practicums, and Speciality Classes

    12 Law Building

    *LOCATION UPDATED. THIS EVENT WILL BE HELD IN ROOM 12* Join BCLT for a lunchtime info session about some of the specialty IP and tech classes available to you next year. Are the classes right for you? Come find out, meet the instructors, and get your questions answered! You will learn more in-depth about the […]

  • APALSA Public Interest Summer Jobs Panel

    100 Law Building

    As summer job search is ramping up, come listen to 2Ls and 3Ls who worked a public interest externship their 1L summer and/or are pursuing a public interest career: what opportunities exist, where to look, and who to connect with to learn more!  RSVP here.

  • La Alianza Know Your Rights Workshop

    Location provided by email to RSVPs

    Join La Alianza for a Know Your Rights Workshop facilitated by a local student and community coalition! The coalition will provide an overview of immigration-related rights and guidance for navigating encounters with ICE. Our goal is to equip attendees with critical knowledge to keep our communities safe as the administration continues weaponizing immigration law to […]

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.