The UC Berkeley-Silicon Valley connection is fostering the next generation of startup lawyers.
Entrepreneurship: Open for business at Berkeley Law
Free to be he, she, they
UCSF’s pioneering Child and Adolescent Gender Center is helping a growing number of families with gender identity.
From Riverside’s Casa Blanca to the White House
A UC San Diego professor discusses his journey from undocumented to White House policy adviser on immigration.
The curiosity and controversy over GMOs: Q&A with Ted Parson
UCLA professor of environmental law will moderate a panel discussion on the environmental, social and health impacts of GMO foods.
Innovative master's program to meld health and law launched
New UCSF-UC Hastings online degree helps graduates resolve policy dilemmas in the health care system.
UC graduate schools rate highly in U.S. News rankings
In each discipline, all or nearly all UC graduate schools were ranked.
Q&A with Michael Roberts
The Resnick Program for Food Law and Policy at the UCLA School of Law is addressing key gaps, its founding executive director says.
UC Berkeley law professor wins lifetime achievement award
Pioneer Herma Hill Kay is celebrated for her transformational advocacy in family law and contributions to legal education.
How law schools can improve food system inequities
As part of UC Global Food Initiative, Resnick Program for Food Law and Policy at UCLA School of Law has released a report on the opportunity for law schools within UC and across the country to more visibly and holistically address food system injustices.
Touched by Shakespeare in solitary confinement
The classics carried one young man from incarceration to academia.
Predictive policing test substantially reduces crime
Results of months-long project in Los Angeles suggest method could succeed in cities worldwide.
Center shatters myth of 'quiet' Japanese Americans imprisoned in camps
Asian American Studies Center project collects evidence of resistance during the war years.