Come by the Public Interest Community Center (PICC), located in the basement of the Crown building below the library, on Halloween from 9-11am for bagels and brew to start your spooky day off. Hosted by your friendly Public Interest Fellows PICC Charm Committee.

Come stop by the law lounge from 9 am to 2 pm for some holiday cheer. Faculty, Staff, and Students are all welcome to participate. Candy will definitely be provided

Are you a 2L looking for a summer job? Applications can be daunting, but we're here to ensure they don't leave you feeling haunted! Come hear from 3Ls who landed their 2L summer jobs in late fall, winter, and spring quarters.

Virtually every public policy has causes and consequences beyond those that are intended or immediately visible. This is true of criminal law policies that use algorithmic predictions of flight before trial, environmental policies involving greenhouse gas emissions and conventional pollutants, and social and health policies that address homelessness, institutional racism, and the distribution of Covid […]

Come take a break and pet some furry friends in celebration of Halloween

The Office of Student Affairs hosts meeting with each new 1L and AD section. This is an opportunity for you to get to know us and for us to get to know you. Lunch will be provided.

Please join Stanford ACS & NLG on Tuesday, November 1 from 12:45-2:00 pm in Room 180 for a conversation with four Bay Area attorneys who have devoted their legal careers to driving forward progressive change. Our panelists include Easha Anand, the Edwin A. Heafey, Jr. Visiting Professor in Stanford's Supreme Court Litigation Clinic, Sharon Terman, […]

Neshoba County, Mississippi, is chiefly remembered today as the site of the Klan-orchestrated murder of three voting rights activists, Michael Schwerner, James Chaney, and Andrew Goodman, in June, 1964.  This paper, which is drawn from a broader project on the history and memory of the Neshoba murders, examines a now-forgotten case from a decade before, […]

Stanford OWLS (Older Wiser Law Students) will host its first talk of the quarter, November 1. Sophie Allen (JD ’22 PhD ’24) will share her experiences teaching with the Stanford Jail & Prison Education Project, doing interview research with people living inside jails, and working for legal internships advocating within jails.

SIPA is hosting a talk with various professors who focus on IP law. We welcome all SLS students to come and ask questions or just get to know the professors a little better.

The Stanford Law Veterans Organization (SLVO) is hosting an event for all members interested in refining their exam preparation skills. The goal of the event is to share tips and tricks for effective exam preparation and explore different approaches.

The PI community building committee will be hosting a happy hour at Treehouse (in Tressider) from 5-8pm. Come meet other PI students and mingle across classes! Food & drink sponsored by the Levin Center.

Members of the Class of 2024 will discuss their judicial externships, including the application process, types of assignments, interaction with judges and clerks, and opportunities to view court proceedings.

The next Stanford Law and Political Economy Project discussion will take place next Wednesday, 11/2 at 1:00 pm – the focus of this discussion will be on the political economy of the modern Bay Area and popular movements (labor, housing, and environmental organizing).

A discussion with attorneys from Freshfields about practicing international law.

Come join the SLS Christian Legal Fellowship for our weekly Women's Bible Study as we work through the book of Daniel. Contact Hannah Motley (hmotley@stanford.edu) for location details.

The objective of this series is for students of all years and faculty/staff to get to know one another in a more informal setting around great food and fun. Faculty and staff will open up their homes to students for a night of dinner and games. If you are interested, please read the Google Form […]

The Stanford Journal of International Law will host its source pull for the first edition of the journal. All member editors will eat dinner with the e-Board and then move to a classroom to take a first stab at the source pull in one big group.

We will feature a panel of attorneys working to advance reproductive rights in the policy arena and the courts. They will discuss their career paths and about the future of reproductive rights lawyering in the post-Dobbs era. Lunch will be served. This event is co-sponsored by If/When/How, Women of Stanford Law, and the Levin Center.

Fed Soc will be hosting a discussion on originalism.

This event is open to SLS and GSB students only. A conversation with associates at local firms who have an emerging companies / venture capital practice that focuses on organizations doing social impact or climate work, either as mission-driven for-profits or as PBCs / non-profits. Joining the panel are: Jesse Finfrock Jesse is an attorney […]

Law and Economics Seminar with Gary D. Libecap (Bren School of Environmental Science and Management and Department of Economics, University of California, Santa Barbara), “Federal Lands, Opportunity Cost, and Bureaucratic Management” as part of the Law and Economics Seminar, Fall 2022. Download the paper here. RSVP to chaom@law.stanford.edu.

The issues that brought many of us to law school are on the ballot this week. Come phonebank with classmates and friends to get out the vote in key battleground states where the races are toss-ups! No prior experience necessary. Just bring a computer and a phone!

MESALSA's annual Affinity Dinner with SLS Faculty and Staff.

Come join the SLS Christian Legal Fellowship for our weekly Bible Study as we work through the book of Daniel.

1Ls will be playing soccer, competing with other sections.  2Ls and 3Ls are encouraged to come enjoy BBQ and support their 1L sections.    

1L Exam panel where 2Ls/3Ls offer advice about how to best prepare for 1L finals.

Come meet your graduating class with this reception hosted by the Office of Student Affairs. All Advance Degree and 3L students are encouraged to attend this event and meet your graduating class. Food will be provided

Join the SLS Christian Legal Fellowship for community brunch.