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  • BGLJ General Body Meeting

    132 Law Building

    Come join Gender Journal’s biweekly General Body Meeting. Lunch will be provided -- please RSVP!

  • VALS General Meeting

    110 Law Building

    Come out to the first Vietnamese American Law Students (VALS) General Meeting. RSVP here by February 9th at 1 PM to help us get enough food for everyone. All are welcome!

  • Jewish Students Association at Berkeley Law (JSABL) General Body Meeting

    107 Law Building

    Interested in Jewish life at Berkeley Law? Looking for some human connection on a random Tuesday? Come stop by JSABL's general body meeting and get to know the community! Pizza (or a diet-friendly equivalent) will be served for those who RSVP. All are welcome!   When: Tuesday, February 10 @ 1pm in Room 107.   RSVP […]

  • The image includes two (2) photographs - one of Professor Seth Davis, Professor of Law and Faculty Director of the Center for Indigenous Law and Justice. The other photograph is of Victorio Shaw, Chief Judge of the Shingle Springs Band of Miwok Indians Tribal Court. The title of the event is placed on the top of the flyer and it states \"A Conversation with Professor Davis: Tribal Court Jurisdiction.\" The event takes place on Tuesday, February 10, 2026 from 5:00-6:00pm in the Goldberg Room. Also noted on the flyer is the message that pizza will be served.

    A Conversation with Professor Seth Davis: Tribal Courts & Their Role in the American Legal System

    297 Goldberg Room 225 Bancroft Way, Berkeley, CA, United States

    Please join Professor Seth Davis and the Honorable Victorio Shaw for a discussion about tribal court jurisdiction and the role tribal courts play in the American legal system. Attendees will hear from Tribal Court Judge Victorio Shaw about his experiences as a judge and tribal advocate. This conversation will also provide an opportunity to deepen […]

  • Send a Valentine!

    Centennial Lobby (outside Booth)

    Have you been crushing on someone in your mod? Wanting to show your appreciation for the person who always asks the best questions in Con Law? Trying to find a way to celebrate your best bud? Well look no further, because Law Students of African Descent (LSAD) is giving you a way to express your […]

  • Come join WOCC+ at our February GBM where we'll be doing Galentine's crafts in Room 100 at 1pm. Lunch provided with RSVP!

    WOCC+ February GBM: Galentine’s Crafting

    100 Law Building

    Come join WOCC+ at our February GBM where we'll be doing Galentine's crafts in Room 100 at 1pm. RSVP here for lunch!

  • ASP Workshop: Rethinking Your Study Strategies

    110 Law Building

    This workshop is an opportunity to reflect on last semester. What went well? Is there anything you would like to change this semester? We’ll discuss study strategies, time management, and available resources, 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 […]

  • Over a dark brown background with a grayscale image of a person with a suit, the person\'s head hidden by a tipped red oval. The words ELITE CAPTURE & DEFERENCE POLITICS take up more than half the image - with ELITE CAPTURE in white serif font and DEFERENCE POLITICS in white sans-serif text. The \"&\" is in curly serif font. Beneath the event title, a flat image of a red phoenix and the words \"APALSA Community Discussion\" in white, thin Times New Roman. Across the bottom, \"Join us for lunch and to discuss: “Being-in-the-Room Privilege: Elite Capture and Epistemic Deference” by Olúfẹ́mi O. Táíwò\" (title of the article in sans serif text, all other words in this segment in \"handwriting\" font.) The QR code to RSVP, a TinyURL link (under the words \"RSVP required:\" in small red text), and the event date, time, and location information are all on the poster.

    Elite Capture and Deference Politics: APALSA Community Discussion

    130 Law Building

    Interested in chatting about social justice, community, and identity? Join us for the first spring meeting of APALSA's new Community Discussion series! In February, we'll read and discuss “Being-in-the-Room Privilege: […]

  • Join us at Freehouse for a BERC Happy Hour! 5-6:30pm

    BERC Spring Happy Hour

    Freehouse 2700 Bancroft Way, Berkeley, CA, United States

    Join us at Freehouse for a BERC Happy Hour! 5-6:30pm

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.

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