With a commitment to serving others and experience at forging partnerships, Thi Tran JD ’21 has returned to Santa Clara Law as the Director of Alumni Relations & Annual Giving. Thi brings a wealth of knowledge in policy, institutional structures,…
SANTA CLARA, Calif., June 14, 2022—On June 8, President Biden nominated Santa Clara University School of Law Professor Catherine Sandoval—an advocate and leader in public-infrastructure safety for decades— to be a member of the U.S. Chemical Safety and Hazard Investigation Board (CSB). The board…
Carla Claeys Rodriguez JD ’96 was elected District Attorney of Sonoma County. She will take office in January, 2023. Read more.
Rachael Geiger, a Tech Edge JD candidate at Santa Clara Law, was selected from a competitive pool of applicants to receive one of two $10,000 scholarships awarded by CHiPs (Chiefs in IP), a nonprofit professional organization that advances and connects…
Colleen Chien‘s paper “The Inequalities of Innovation” was quoted in a VICE article about psychedelic patents being broken because the patent system is broken.
Stephen Diamond spoke with KTVU news about Elon Musk possibly walking away from the deal to buy Twitter, due to a dispute with the company over the number fake accounts. Musk’s attorneys accused Twitter of withholding data from Musk, as…
Santa Clara University School of Law received a $250,000 gift to expand upon its Alternate Dispute Resolution (ADR) program from John B. Bates JD ’74 and his wife, Deni. The funds will be used to increase programming, curricular offerings, and…
Eric Goldman spoke with Bloomberg about family suing TikTok over the death of a 10-year-old girl who allegedly participated in an online challenge; to Protocol about Texas’ social media “censorship” law; to the Washington Post about how the future of…
Margaret Russell spoke with KQED about the draft Supreme Court opinion that would overturn Roe v. Wade. “It’s been an extremely difficult couple of days. I’ve spoken with a lot of students, male and female, but particularly the female students…
LT Catherine Crochetiere JD ’15 participated in the National Museum of the US Navy panel discussion for Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month.
