Join SLA in Russo Lounge to watch the 49ers v. the Chiefs on Superbowl Sunday (February 11). The watch party will start at kickoff at 3:30pm and run until the game ends. We'll have drinks/snacks!

SLA is planning hosting a watch party for the Super Bowl from 3:30-7. Drinks and snacks will be provided.

Start your week off with your fellow SLS community members over a cup of coffee and a breakfast treat. Students, Staff, and Faculty are all welcome.

SLA-sponsored Valentines gram writing sessions. Students will have the opportunity to write cards to their classmates and include candy in the card. SLA will distribute the Valentines grams to student mailboxes the night of Tuesday, February 13.

Intended for 1L students in Criminal Law, this talk offers a trauma informed framework for self care and cultivating resilience for legal providers working with trauma survivors and considers self care on the individual and institutional level. Criminal Law faculty designed this session to help 1Ls manage the aftereffects of past personal trauma, avoid and […]

Professor Ron Tyler will lead weekly mindfulness meditation sessions. All are welcome, no matter your familiarity or experience with meditation. Drops in are always welcome.

Would you like to break the monotony of your Mondays with food and friends? Join us for our winter quarter public interest community gathering! This is a time to hang […]

SLS psychologist Dr. Sonia Amin and the Stanford Confidential Support Team invite you to join us in a sushi making event!  You will learn how to roll your own sushi, […]

SLA-sponsored Valentines gram writing sessions. Students will have the opportunity to write cards to their classmates and include candy in the card. SLA will distribute the Valentines grams to student […]

Please join Professor Alison Morantz for a discussion with employment law practitioners who have worked in government. Panelists will discuss their careers and current events in employment law. Lunch will be served to those who RSVP.

Do you like outer space? Curious about human rights? Join SNSLS for a conversation with Maj. (USAF) Matthew Zellner on outer space law, operations, and the domain’s implications for human rights! […]

Join If/When/How and SPARC to hear panelists with experience in public defense and reproductive justice discuss their work on the criminalization of pregnancy and pregnancy loss outcomes. Panelists include attorneys at If/When/How, Pregnancy Justice, and Legal Momentum. Our very own Professor Joanna Grossman will facilitate the discussion. Lunch will be provided.

Please join ACS for an interesting and informative conversation with Lecturer and Three Strikes Project attorney Lara Hoffman for a seminar on the work of public defenders. Hoffman has an extensive background in indigent public defense and social justice. Before teaching at Stanford Law School, she served as a federal public defender in California, where she […]

This workshop brings in outside speakers to discuss issues related to law & biosciences. January 23: John H. Evans, UC San Diego January 30: Andrew W. Torrance, University of Kansas February 13: Melissa Wasserman, The University of Texas School of Law February 27: Bryan Cwik, Portland State University March 5: Radhika Rao, University of California […]

Come join the DAMNS community for a relaxing painting study break on Tuesday! Drink some tea, eat some sushi, and follow along to a tutorial or do your own thing. RSVP to order food and/or request still life material.

It’s time get your #SLSLove! Stop by the first floor of the library on Wed., Feb. 14 for coffee and cookies (8:30-11:30am), ice cream (12-2pm), and crafts (all day – […]

Come join LPE for our winter panel on civil rights law! Get a free lunch and join a conversation with California Deputy Attorney General and Head of Civil Rights Enforcement, Lisa Ehrlich, along with Legal Director at ACLU NorCal and Lecturer in Civil Rights at UC Berkeley Law, Shilpi Agarwal, moderated by SLS's very own […]

The significant deployment of Generative AI over the last year has underscored the urgent need to examine the human rights dimensions of AI. This panel explores the relevance of human rights frameworks to the tech sector and governments as they consider how to understand and regulate the opportunities, while mitigating the risks. Many have called […]

Hear from Robert Harris, a senior career lawyer in the Office of the Legal Adviser Office of the U.S. State Department, and an SLS alum, about practicing international law and foreign relations law for the U.S. Government in the State Department.

Excited about using AI in dispute proceedings? Join CodeX and SIAA in an AI debate where tech enthusiasts will discuss the merits of AI being used currently in dispute proceedings and debate the viability of developing arbitration laws/institutional rules to better facilitate its use (if at all, it can be used!) in dispute resolution. Join […]

Omar Shakir, an SLS alum, serves as the Israel and Palestine Director at HRW, where he investigates human rights abuses in Israel, the West Bank, and Gaza. He has authored several major human rights investigatory reports. Join us to hear him speak about developments in the International Court of Justice, the International Criminal Court, and […]

Come and hear from Levin Center staff about key issues in your 2L summer public interest job search. While 1Ls won't need to begin the 2L public interest search until the end of 1L summer, it's helpful to have this information available now as you also learn about OCI. This will also be a chance […]

For the Class of 2025. Join Michelle Anderson and Nicole Pitman to learn more about applying for clerkships in June 2024 on the Federal Law Clerk Hiring Plan. We’ll talk […]

Law and Economics Seminar with Aaron Chalfin (Department of Criminology, University of Pennsylvania), “We’re Building Something Here: Reducing Gun Violence Without Exacerbating the Harms of Policing in Baltimore’s Western District” as part of the Law and Economics Seminar, Winter 2024. To attend, contact chaom@law.stanford.edu. Download the paper here.

CRCL will be holding elections for its Vol. 21 Executive Board at 6:30pm on Thursday, February 15. Anyone interested in being part of CRCL’s publication next year should attend even if you’re just thinking about it!

BLSA is hosting dinner with the Black Pre Law Society to answer questions about the law school admissions process and connect with and mentor Black undergraduate students.

A lovely evening to come watch your classmates perform and share their talents! At this stage the RSVP form is for signing up to perform. Please show off your skills!!

Volume 76 of the Stanford Law Review is excited to host its annual Symposium—"Speech in Twenty-First Century Schools and Universities"—on February 16-17, 2024. In addition to hosting several exciting panels, the Stanford Law Review hosts a Keynote Dinner as part of the Symposium. This year, our Keynote Dinner will be held at the Stanford Faculty Club on February […]