On Monday, May 20th, please join us for a conversation with Sari Bashi, Human Rights Watch’s Program Director and former Israel & Palestine Country and Advocacy Director, and Munir Nuseibah, the Director and Co-Founder of the Human Rights Clinic at Al-Quds University and the Community Action Center in Jerusalem. Sari and Munir will speak about their work and […]

Frank Brucato, Heather Trujillo Smith, and Anna Wang will guide us through Stanford's Loan Repayment Assistance Program (LRAP), a cornerstone of support for our graduates since 1985. Our LRAP stands as a beacon in the legal community, empowering talented lawyers to pursue public service careers by easing their financial burdens. Stanford's dedication to nurturing diverse […]

Join us for a conversation with Roopali Desai, a judge on the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals. Judge Desai previously worked as a litigator for progressive candidates for public office in Arizona. Judge Desai will discuss and answer questions about her path in the legal profession and to the Ninth Circuit. This is an exciting […]

Professor Ron Tyler will lead weekly mindfulness meditation sessions in Spring quarter. All are welcome (students, faculty, and staff), no matter your familiarity or experience with meditation. Drops in are always welcome. Mondays, April 8 through May 27.

Professor Ron Tyler will lead weekly mindfulness meditation sessions in Spring quarter. All are welcome (students, faculty, and staff), no matter your familiarity or experience with meditation. Drops in are always welcome. Mondays, 4/8 through 5/27.

The Levin Center and the Office of Student Affairs invite SLS students, faculty, staff, and alums to the law school’s annual Spring Community Leadership and Public Interest Awards reception on Monday, May 20, from 5:30 – 7:30 pm, in the Russo Law Lounge. At this event, we present the Leon M. Cain Community Leadership Award, Deborah […]

Lael Weinberger, Stanford Law School, Natural Rights of Thought and Opinion: The First Amendment, Conscience, and Compelled Speech

Stop by Crocker Garden during lunch to grab a snack and learn more about the Law Library! We'll have resources to help you get through exams, to help with your summer research, and to help you unwind in between. We'll also have Bar Exam Access Cards available for pickup for those who placed requests before […]

Join DLA Piper for sushi, drinks, and an engaging discussion on the evolving landscape of Big Law. This event will delve into practice intersections in Big Law, explore the intricacies of IRA and Renewable Tax Credits, and provide insights into life at a major law firm. Don't miss this opportunity to network with industry leaders […]

An event hosted by the Federalist Society for students interested in legal clinics.

Have questions about finalizing your clerkship list or preparing for interviews? Or for 1Ls and those thinking about applying later, wondering how others decided to clerk? Join us for an APILSA panel with 3Ls: Priscilla Guo, Daniel Kim, and Truman Chen this Tuesday, May 21st from 12:45-2:00pm. Food provided upon RSVP!

Held v. Montana is a landmark Montana Supreme Court case preventing the state from ignoring climate impacts during environmental review. Our Children's Trust argued the case on behalf of 16 Montana youth. Come hear from Mat dos Santos (Managing Attorney at Our Children's Trust) and Grace Gibson-Snyder (plaintiff and current undergrad at Yale) discuss the case and […]

Lunch chat with in-house counsel for the LA Clippers. He will discuss his path after law school, all the way to breaking into the NBA.

Space is limited to the first 10 students who sign up. Location will be emailed. The Japanese tea making, also known as "sado," transcends its surface-level perception as a mere cultural practice, embodying a profound therapeutic essence. Sado was developed in Japan during a tumultuous era.  The tea making practice emerged as a sanctuary of […]

This workshop brings in outside speakers to discuss issues within the wide field of law and the biosciences.

OutLaw's third and final General Body Meeting and an opportunity to say thank you and good luck to our graduating 3L students! There will be food and drinks -- we encourage all OutLaw students and affiliates to attend.

Student loan borrowers are invited to attend this informational session, where the Financial Aid Office, in collaboration with AccessLex Institute, will help prepare graduating students for student loan repayment. Choosing a repayment plan that fits your budget and payoff goals is the first step in student loan management. During this event, an Accredited Financial Counselor® from AccessLex […]

Please join SMLSA for an event providing a framework of Islamic law, debunking myths, sharing how the model of Islamic ethics can benefit the American legal system, and discussing how attorneys can navigate Islamic law issues to better serve Muslim clients and improve the legal system as a whole. Lunch provided!

Following up on the May 20 LRAP nuts and bolts session, the Student LRAP Reform Committee is hosting a panel with SLS alumni currently on LRAP. Join us to hear tips, tricks, cautionary tales, and advice for navigating loan forgiveness as public interest attorneys! Lunch will be provided to those who RSVP by May 21.

Please join the Federalist Society for a conversation with Judge Thomas Hardiman (3rd Cir.). Lunch will be served.

Join PLA as we host Jennifer Scullion, a partner at Seeger Weiss, for office hours to discuss her work on the Opioid MDL and on the ongoing Social Media MDL, which is based on the novel legal strategy of applying product defect doctrine to social media algorithms. There will be snacks!

Join fellow SLS Community students, faculty, and staff for the afternoon to mingle and enjoy delicious food and drinks. The #SLSSocial Social Hour is the place to relax, unwind and socialize.  Enjoy spending time with friends and meeting new people.

As another year of MESALSA programming fast approaches, we look to center community care and solidarity. We'll be hosting a community planning session on Wednesday 5/22 from 5-6 PM where ALL members are invited to help shape this space for the next year, regardless of prior involvement. We hope to make this group as horizontally […]

Final review of Volume 35, Issue 2!

Join us for our final community dinner.

Join the Appellate Advocacy Club on Thursday, May 23, 2024, from 12:45 to 1:45 p.m. We will hear from Professor Pam Karlan. Room 95. Lunch will be provided!  Professor Karlan is the Co-Director of the Supreme Court Litigation Clinic at Stanford Law School and has argued numerous cases before the Supreme Court.  Learn about Professor […]

As a part of our AAPI month series, APILSA presents two short films highlighting Pacific Islander Identity: Standing Above the Clouds: Native Hawaiian mother-daughter activists stand to protect their sacred mountain Mauna Kea from the building of the world's largest telescope. This Is the Way We Rise: Filmmaker Ciara Lacy documents Jamaica Heolimeleikalani Osorio, a Kanaka Maoli […]

Join us for a candid conversation with Prince Zeid Ra'ad Al Hussein, former High Commissioner for Human Rights and former President of the Assembly of States Parties to the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court, about his experience in championing international human rights, and about strategies for law students interested in pursuing careers as […]

Want to use your legal career to mitigate climate change? Advocate for a kinder and more sustainable food system? Advance innovative start-ups?  Join us to hear from Myra Pasek, JD, about her impactful career in startups including Tesla, Impossible Foods and SCiFi Foods– companies with a mission to mitigate climate change by reforming transportation and […]

This is a talk by the United States Donor Conceived Council (USDCC), a non-profit organization focused on advocating for the rights of donor-conceived individuals.

Click here to join the event live at 4:30 pm on May 23.  Program

Join us on Thursday, May 16, from 12:45-2:00pm to learn from 3Ls who have gone through the fellowship  cycle! Come with questions on how to put together your application, think about organizations you want to work with, recommenders, and much more!

Two Senior Attorneys from the Sierra Club — Josh Berman and Zack Fabish (SLS ’06) — will speak about their work at the Sierra Club to facilitate the renewable energy transition.

Join your current/past section members and LLMs to play some friendly games of soccer in the Grand-Section Tournament! All skill levels are welcome. Cheering from sidelines highly encouraged. Stay tuned for faculty appearances! Drinks and snacks provided!