FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE October 16, 2018 More than 400 students, faculty and staff, community members, and special guests gathered in the Mabie Grand Atrium on October 12 to cut a ceremonial ribbon and officially dedicate the Howard S. and Alida…
Law.com’s The Recorder ran an article about Charney Hall and the dedication on Friday, October 12. The full article is available for a free subscription here, or read a pdf version.
Santa Clara Law congratulates Ruth Silver Taube, who will receive the “Promoting Justice” Award from the San Francisco Bay Area Office of the Council on American-Islamic Relations on October 27, 2018. This award is intended to recognize an individual or organization whose…
Jodi-Kaye Haber JD ’18 was awarded a California ChangeLawyers scholarship. California ChangeLawyers (formerly the California Bar Foundation) is a statewide foundation that empowers the next generation of lawyers, judges, and activists to create a more diverse legal profession, a fair justice…
Eric Goldman wrote an article on Santa Clara Law’s Privacy Law Certificate Program for JD students for the International Association of Privacy Professionals (IAPP) website. The article discusses employment outcomes for students of the Privacy Law Program. Read the article.
Christen Lee JD ’13 is EEO Officer for the State of Hawaii Department of Labor and Industrial Relations. She serves as the liaison between the United States Department of Labor Civil Rights Center on matters pertaining to services provided by…
Margaret Russell wrote an op-ed for the Los Angeles Times about Indigenous People’s Day titled “Lionizing Columbus for ‘discovering’ America neglects the contributions of Native Americans”. Read the op-ed. “Amidst the rancorous and painful divisions in the United States today,…
Christina Fialho BA ’06, JD ’12 wrote an article for Salon.com about what its like on the inside of an ICE detention center. Christina is the co-founder/executive director of Freedom for Immigrants (formerly CIVIC), a national nonprofit working to abolish the…
David Ball commented on the burdens of self-representation in court to The Mercury News and East Bay Times, in an article about a San Jose man accused of murder.
Brad Joondeph spoke to KQED News about the initial discord surrounding Brett Kavanaugh’s judiciary panel hearing.
