Events
Simchat Torah (Jewish)
@ Stanford Law School 559 Nathan Abbott Way, Stanford, CA, United StatesStanford has long supported faculty, students, and staff in observing religious holidays of significance to them. In the complex process of creating the academic calendar, religious holy days are but […]
Critical Conversations: CRT 101
OnlineThroughout the year, we plan to facilitate various conversations centered around specific 1L doctrinal courses. The first conversation will offer a background of the Critical Race Theory method and tradition on Monday, October 12th, from 12:45-2PM register here. The second will be Contracts and Torts through a critical race theory lens on October 19th, and the third conversation will consider Civil Procedure […]
Democracy Matters: Immigration and the American Dream
OnlineWatch Recorded Event Should the U.S. close its border to immigrants? What are the ramifications of income inequality? How has COVID-19 changed life as we know it? Why are Americans so politically polarized? How can we address racial injustice? As the 2020 election approaches, faculty members from across Stanford will explore and examine some of […]
The History and Future of Affirmative Action
Watch Event This discussion will explore how affirmative action policies have impacted the opportunities of communities of color and White women materially in employment, public contracting, and education as well as politically in terms of inter-racial conflict and inter-racial coalition building. Guest speakers will include Tamika Butler (SLS ’09), Tamika L. Butler Consulting, LLC, and Kevin Lo (SLS ’11), Asian […]
Book Talk: "In the Matter of Nat Turner: A Speculative History"
OnlineAuthor Christopher Tomlins, Berkeley Law, in conversation with Norman Spaulding, Stanford Law
SLS Alumni Panel Event: International Public Interest Lawyering
OnlineCome learn about a career in human rights, rule of law, development finance, foreign policy and other areas of global public interest practice from alumni and working in these areas. Alumni: June Shih, […]
Constitutional Conversation with Justin Grimmer
OnlineThis event is free and open to the public. Register below to receive access information.
Are Donor Advised Funds Good for the Nonprofit Sector?
OnlineProfessors Paul Brest, Joe Bankman, and Daniel Hemel (U of Chicago)
Meet CodeX
OnlineConversation With Progressive Prosecutors
OnlineHosted by the Stanford Criminal Justice Center and the Center for the Legal Profession Speakers: Chesa Boudin San Francisco District Attorney To read full bio, click here. Marilyn Mosby State's Attorney for Baltimore City To read full bio, click here. Eric Gonzalez Brooklyn District Attorney To read full bio, click here. David Sklansky (moderator) Stanley […]
2L Panel: OCI
OnlineThe Stanford Federalist Society presents a panel on everything you need to know about OCI!
Lecture: 2020 Fall Public Interest Award Recipient - Katrina Eiland
OnlineKatrina Eiland, JD '10, Managing Attorney of the ACLU Immigrants' Rights Project, is the 2020 recipient of the Miles L. Rubin Public Interest Award. She will give a school-wide lecture and host a live Q&A afterward to talk about her career advocating for immigrants' rights.
Birth of Báb (Bahá’Ã)
@ Stanford Law School 559 Nathan Abbott Way, Stanford, CA, United StatesStanford has long supported faculty, students, and staff in observing religious holidays of significance to them. In the complex process of creating the academic calendar, religious holy days are but […]
Birth of Bahá’u’lláh (Bahá’Ã)
@ Stanford Law School 559 Nathan Abbott Way, Stanford, CA, United StatesStanford has long supported faculty, students, and staff in observing religious holidays of significance to them. In the complex process of creating the academic calendar, religious holy days are but […]
Critical Conversations: Contracts and Torts
OnlineThroughout the year, we plan to facilitate various conversations centered around specific 1L doctrinal courses. The first conversation will offer a background of the Critical Race Theory method and tradition on Monday, October 12th, from 12:45-2PM. The second will be Contracts and Torts through a critical race theory lens on October 19th, and the third conversation will consider Civil Procedure through the same lens and will […]
1L Section 1 meeting with OSA
Zoom (virtual location)The Office of Student Affairs hosts meetings with each 1L section so we can get to know you, and for you to get to know us. 1-2 pm PST Zoom
Stanford Program in Law and Society Kick-off Meeting
OnlinePlease join us in our kick-off meeting to hear more about our goals and the activities we are planning to have this year. Professor Lawrence Friedman, our program’s faculty mentor, will also be there to greet you and tell you about how great the program is!
Democracy Matters: Diversity, Polarization, and Racial Injustice
OnlineSpeakers for 10/20: Host: Debra Satz, Dean of H&S Racial injustice: Richard Banks — Race, Inequality and the Law Richard Ford Allyson Hobbs — The Black Lives Matter Movement and the Power of Protest Diversity and polarization: James Fishkin — Bridging Political Divide Hazel Markus — Inclusion in Diverse Societies Robb Willer — How to Have Better Political Conversations Should […]
Legal Tech, Procedure, and the Future of Adversarialism
OnlineThis event is free and open to the public. Register below to receive access info.
Foreign Interference in US Elections is Nothing New
OnlineWith H. Timothy Lovelace, Jr., Duke Law
1L Section 2 Meeting with OSA
Zoom (virtual location)The Office of Student Affairs meets with every section so we can get to know you, and for you to get to know us. 1-2 pm PST Zoom
Police Reform Through a Power Lens
OnlineProfessor Jocelyn Simonson, Brooklyn Law School
Legal and Human Dimensions of California Wildfires
Online2021 has been a record year for wildfires in California. Millions of acres have burned, and smoke has choked virtually the entire state for weeks at a time. What's behind […]
1L Section 3 Meeting with OSA
Zoom (virtual location)The Office of Student Affairs hosts meeting with each section, so we can get to know you and for you to get to know us. 1-2 pm PST Zoom
The U.S. Supreme Court and the 2020 Election: What Might Happen?
OnlineJoin Professors Jeff Fisher and Brian Fletcher from Stanford's Supreme Court Litigation Clinic for a discussion about how the U.S. Supreme Court handles emergency applications and motions related to the […]