BERKELEY'S NEWS • SEPTEMBER 30, 2023
UC Berkeley Law School
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Op-Eds
SEPTEMBER 26, 2023
California’s fight for diversity in a non-affirmative action era
California’s creative grassroots movement recognizing the importance of affirmative action may ultimately be a guiding force against discrimination across the nation.
Op-Eds
SEPTEMBER 26, 2023
California’s fight for diversity in a non-affirmative action era
California’s creative grassroots movement recognizing the importance of affirmative action may ultimately be a guiding force against discrimination across the nation.
Campus
NOVEMBER 28, 2022
International Legal Forum launches civil rights complaint against Berkeley Law for allowing ban of Zionist speakers
The International Legal Forum, or ILF, along with Florida-based attorney Gabriel Groisman, claimed [UC Berkeley Law School] *Berkeley Law* is violating Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 in a [Nov. 18] complaint *filed Nov. 18* over the decision to allow several campus student groups to enact bylaws banning Zionist speakers.
Campus
NOVEMBER 28, 2022
International Legal Forum launches civil rights complaint against Berkeley Law for allowing ban of Zionist speakers
The International Legal Forum, or ILF, along with Florida-based attorney Gabriel Groisman, claimed [UC Berkeley Law School] *Berkeley Law* is violating Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 in a [Nov. 18] complaint *filed Nov. 18* over the decision to allow several campus student groups to enact bylaws banning Zionist speakers.
Campus
OCTOBER 06, 2021
LOVE project to provide Bay Area veterans with pro bono legal services
UC Berkeley School of Law students will lead the Legal Obstacles Veterans Encounter, or LOVE, project, a pro bono law initiative dedicated to providing accessible legal resources and protections to veterans in the Bay Area.
Campus
OCTOBER 06, 2021
LOVE project to provide Bay Area veterans with pro bono legal services
UC Berkeley School of Law students will lead the Legal Obstacles Veterans Encounter, or LOVE, project, a pro bono law initiative dedicated to providing accessible legal resources and protections to veterans in the Bay Area.
Local Businesses
APRIL 04, 2019
Grégoire, known for 'cult status' potato puffs, reopens after closing due to fire
Grégoire, a restaurant known for its “cult status” potato puffs, temporarily closed down Monday after a kitchen fire.
Local Businesses
APRIL 04, 2019
Grégoire, known for 'cult status' potato puffs, reopens after closing due to fire
Grégoire, a restaurant known for its “cult status” potato puffs, temporarily closed down Monday after a kitchen fire.
Campus
AUGUST 29, 2018
‘A sorely missed colleague’: Berkeley Law fellowship honors former chief campus counsel Christopher Patti
Christopher Patti served as the chief campus counsel for seven years and was “deeply committed” to issues of equity and diversity before he died in a biking accident in August 2017.
Campus
AUGUST 29, 2018
‘A sorely missed colleague’: Berkeley Law fellowship honors former chief campus counsel Christopher Patti
Christopher Patti served as the chief campus counsel for seven years and was “deeply committed” to issues of equity and diversity before he died in a biking accident in August 2017.
Research & Ideas
DECEMBER 15, 2015
Researchers find California can improve biofuel usage
The state of California has not been efficient in maximizing its biofuel opportunities, according to a December report by a climate initiative at UC Berkeley and UCLA law schools.
Research & Ideas
DECEMBER 15, 2015
Researchers find California can improve biofuel usage
The state of California has not been efficient in maximizing its biofuel opportunities, according to a December report by a climate initiative at UC Berkeley and UCLA law schools.
Campus
AUGUST 19, 2013
Christopher Edley, dean of Berkeley Law, to resign in December
Christopher Edley, Dean of the UC Berkeley School of Law, will resign from his position on Dec. 31, the campus announced Monday.
Campus
AUGUST 19, 2013
Christopher Edley, dean of Berkeley Law, to resign in December
Christopher Edley, Dean of the UC Berkeley School of Law, will resign from his position on Dec. 31, the campus announced Monday.
Campus
JUNE 23, 2013
Berkeley Law employee files lawsuit against supervisor and administration
UC Berkeley Law School employee Wilda L. White filed a lawsuit last week against her supervisor Mary Louise Frampton for alleged falsification of her 2011 performance evaluation and for attempted fraud.
Campus
JUNE 23, 2013
Berkeley Law employee files lawsuit against supervisor and administration
UC Berkeley Law School employee Wilda L. White filed a lawsuit last week against her supervisor Mary Louise Frampton for alleged falsification of her 2011 performance evaluation and for attempted fraud.
