Venezuelan Congresswoman and LGBTQ rights advocate Tamara Adrian and Professor Javier Corrales will be discussing the status of LGBTQ rights in Latin America.

Are you interested in working in Washington, D.C.? Do you have questions about the private sector D.C. legal market? If yes, please join Matt Schwartz, Partner at Garrison & Sisson Attorney Search, for an informative session where you will have the opportunity to learn about the legal market in the Washington, D.C. area.  Matt will talk about […]

Register Now 5:00 – 5:30 pm – Reception 5:30 – 7:00 pm – Discussion Room 190, Stanford Law School This event will be livestreamed on AirMozilla   Join us for a Mozilla and Stanford Program in Law, Science & Technology hosted panel series about the intersection between intellectual property law and the First Amendment. Explore […]

320-F (Third Floor) Lunch will be provided. RSVP Katie Spielman is a staff attorney at Disability Rights California in the Community Integration-Lanterman practice group. The Lanterman practice group provides legal representation and carries out systemic advocacy to advance the rights of individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Her current projects include working to ensure access […]

An event designed to help SLS students find living space in New York City.

Join us for a lunch time workshop on different ways to model business, revenue, and value for legal orgs. This is not just for business lawyers -- it's for all who are interested in building sustainable, functional legal organizations. Jose Torres of Stanford's Legal Design Lab will be leading the session, with hands-on activities and […]

Tuesday, April 18, 1:00 pm, Room 190 Brown Bag Lunch Learn how to maximize your OCI experience: Who is coming to OCI?  Should I participate? Overview of the bidding process Researching employers Key strategy tips Attendance is mandatory for those planning to participate in Fall OCI and is a prerequisite before meeting with an OCS […]

Please join O'Melveny & BLSA for a panel discussion and lunch: Pro Bono & CSR (“Corporate Social Responsibility”) in Big Law: The Inside Scoop Please RSVP by April 12 to Lindsey Daniels, SF Attorney Recruiting & Development Manager at ldaniels@omm.com. We look forward to meeting you!

Steven Wise in conversation with Ken Taylor and John Perry, co-hosts of "Philosophy Talk." This event will be a live taping of the award-winning Stanford podcast. Steven M. Wise is founder and president of the Nonhuman Rights Project, which is the subject of the new documentary Unlocking the Cage. He has practiced animal protection law […]

Hello Trivia Friends! Please join us in the Law Lounge tonight at 8 PM for Tuesday Night Trivia. Hope to see you all there! Vincent and Ben Tuesday Trivia Trivia Tsars

The New Solar System, a major new report from Stanford’s Steyer-Taylor Center for Energy Policy and Finance, calls for a smarter approach to scaling up solar power for the world — an approach that would involve a more sophisticated view of U.S. and Chinese comparative advantage. On Wednesday, April 19, from 10-11:30 a.m., Jeffrey Ball, the […]

1L students are invited to lunch with Dean Steele and the Office of Student Affairs to discuss any topics of interest. These lunches are a follow-up to our Autumn section lunches.  Please try to attend the session that corresponds to your Autumn class sections. Sections 1 & 2: Wednesday, April 12, Room 290 Sections 3 […]

Please join O’Melveny and SIPA for a panel discussion on Clearing a Path for Emerging Technologies. Recognizing there is no one category of law for “emerging technologies,” O’Melveny Partners Melody Drummond Hansen, Heather Meeker, Einat Meisel, and Darin Snyder will discuss how lawyers in diverse practice areas can help innovative clients clear a path to […]

RSVP is required.  Internet intermediaries play a central role in enabling freedom of expression and access to information online. On the other hand, these intermediaries are frequently enlisted to help law enforcement authorities and third parties seeking to remove content from the internet or seeking information about users. Emerging platforms and social networks are at […]

Learn the Nuts and Bolts RSVP Please join Mike Winn next week for a lively "brown bag" info session on SLS's amazing externship program! The externship program allows students to gain course credit for part-time and full-time experiences at nonprofits and government agencies around the world. During the session, we'll be discussing: (1) program requirements […]

Wednesday, April 19, 4:30 pm, Room 180 RSVP to recruit@fenwick.com

Wednesday, April 19, 5:30 pm, Cooley Courtyard RSVP to recruit@fenwick.com

What do we talk about when we talk about polarization? One of the underlying aspects in that conversation is a divergence in views about what America is. Using a couple (very short!) readings as a starting point, we will discuss what it means that, for example, "multiculturalism" and "patriotism" have become dirty words for different parts of American society. If […]

Come join SLS GiVe in the follow-up event to our first research session.  We have a just under half the states left to research regarding laws on the books that impact victims of abuse moving out of state with their children.  We will have templates, directions, and treats, so please come on by!  You don't have to […]

Please join members Stanford Law Review and SLS faculty for wine, cheese, and conversation. If you want to know how faculty members look back on their time as law review members, and how law review impacted their scholarly publication, this is your chance!

7:30 - 8:00am - Continental Breakfast 8:00 - 9:30am - Program Room 190, Stanford Law School Register Now Silicon Valley companies continue to be the leading target for shareholder activists. Directors of some Silicon Valley companies believe these activists are too short-term focused, while some institutional investors believe the activists create value for all shareholders. […]

Come hear the candidates' statements and ask them questions about their goals, policies, and views on controversial topics like the Library Coffee Closet Opening Hours and where to hold Semi-Formal.

  This presentation draws some preliminary reflections from a 3-year ethnographic study among a group of ex-prisoners facing the challenges of reentry in Oakland, California. Every day, an average of 1,700 prisoners are released from county jails, state prisons, and federal penitentiaries in the United States and dumped into the segregated neighborhoods from which they […]

Register Now 6:00 - 7:15PM | Discussion Dinner will be served at 5:45PM How was our Constitution designed to protect liberty and prevent tyranny?  And how much do the Constitution’s protections depend on virtuous citizens? Join the Constitutional Law Center for a discussion of these important questions with Dr. Robert George, the McCormick Professor of […]

SIEPR Policy Forum on Crime, Policing, and Incarceration   SIEPR Gunn Building Koret-Taube Conference Center 366 Galvez St. Stanford University   Rethink our criminal justice system with leading practitioners and experts from business, policy, and academia in a half-day of discussions. Attend one or more sessions throughout the day. We gratefully acknowledge the support of […]

Stanford Journal of International Law Symposium Global Refugee Crisis: Past, Present, Future Saturday, April 22 | Stanford Law School, Room 190 | 8:30am-4:30pm Mark your calendars on Saturday, April 22 for the Stanford Journal of International Law's Symposium.  We will discuss the Global Refugee Crisis: Past, Present, Future.  Don't miss this chance to engage with the experiences […]