• Law, Economics, and Social Science Colloquium: Luca Bellodi

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

    Spring 2026 Law, Economics, and Social Science Colloquium presents "Personnel is Policy: Delegation and Political Misalignment in the Rulemaking Process" Luca Bellodi Stanford University Wednesday, February 4th, 3:35 - 5:25 pm Selznick Seminar Room (102) JSP Building 2240 Piedmont Avenue

  • Abolitionist Collective at Berkeley General Body Meeting

    Raleigh's Pub 2438 Telegraph Ave, Berkeley, CA, United States

    AC@B is having its first general body meeting of the semester at Raleigh's! All are welcome. The goal for this meeting is to get folks plugged into the various projects we discussed undertaking at our meeting last November.

  • Consumer Protection Happy Hour

    Freehouse 2700 Bancroft Way, Berkeley, CA, United States

    Get ready to exercise your consumer rights and consume some snacks at our consumer protection happy hour (aka CAPPY Hour) on Wednesday, Feb. 4! Whether you’re deeply passionate about consumer protection law or just curious to learn more, we’d love for you to join us. Please RSVP here.

  • [CDO] Open Office Hours with Justice David Wecht (PA Supreme)

    122 Law Building

    We are delighted to welcome The Honorable David Wecht of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania to campus.  Justice Wecht will be available for informal, drop-in Q&A with all students.  Justice David Wecht was raised in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. After graduating from Yale Law School in 1987, he served as a law clerk to Judge George MacKinnon […]

  • ASP Workshop: Learning from Past Exams

    110 Law Building

    What can you learn from last semester’s exams? ASP Fellows will offer some ideas about how to assess and learn from past exams, with plenty of time for questions. All J.D. and LL.M. students are welcome to attend. A variety of snacks will be served!  This workshop will be offered twice, on Feb. 4 and Feb 5. […]

  • Crafting Equitable Policy for Children and Families

    170 Law Building

    This presentation will explore how California Courts are interpreting the Racial Justice Act in its early years and where those interpretations have fallen short. Drawing from hands-on experience, it highlights emerging legal challenges, litigation trends, and the urgent need for courts to adopt bolder, more meaningful remedies that actually confront racial harm in the criminal […]

  • Litigating Corporate Malfeasance – Lunch & Learn

    140 Law Building

    Are you interested in litigating large-scale corporate malfeasance and working to hold companies and their executives accountable? Are you interested in private firm work with a public mission? Join nationally-recognized plaintiffs' firm, Kessler Topaz Meltzer & Check, for an introduction to the entrepreneurial field of plaintiff-side corporate litigation. Lunch will be provided for those who […]

  • Women in Tech Law GBM

    105 Law Building

    Joins us for WiTL's Spring GBM! Lunch will be provided. We will be talking about merch, upcoming events, and open board positions for next year! Thursday, Feb. 5, at 1-2pm in Room 105. RSVP here.

  • Women in Tech Law (WiTL) General Body Meeting

    105 Law Building

    Join us for WiTL's spring GBM February 5th from 1 pm to 2 pm. We will announce spring semester events and make important announcements (including about merch!). Lunch will be provided; RSVP is required by February 4 at 12pm. Can’t wait to see everyone there!

  • GenAI & Law Practice Workshop: Foundations & Key Concepts

    12 Law Building

    In the first of a three-part series on GenAI & The Practice of Law, Kristie Chamorro of the Berkeley Law Library will provide an overview of GenAI tools, cover key vocabulary, and look at the reasons why it is important for practicing lawyers to understand GenAI. Cookies or pastries will be served.  This event is […]

  • Plaintiffs’ Side Happy Hour with the San Francisco Trial Lawyers Association

    Free House 2700 Bancroft Way, Berkeley, CA, United States

    Secured your 2L summer job but not sure what you'll be doing 1L summer? Not sure what you're doing after graduation? Curious about what job opportunities there are beyond big law and PIPS? Join the Berkeley Law affinity groups at Free House for an informal happy hour with plaintiffs' side attorneys, attorneys from small firms, […]

  • Abolitionist Collective Reading Group Launch

    Raleigh's 2438 Telegraph Ave., Berkeley, CA, United States

    AC@B is starting to read Black Reconstruction by W.E.B. Du Bois! We'll alternate weekly between this text and other various material. For our first meeting, we're reading Black Reconstruction, ch. XVII, "The Propaganda of History" Excerpts from Walter Benjamin's Theses on the Philosophy of History All readings are available here.

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