From Simon Stern, President, the Association for the Study of Law, Culture, and the Humanities: CFP
We are excited to announce that we are now accepting submissions for the
Twenty-Ninth Annual Conference of the Association for the Study of Law,
Book Review: Start Up Campus: How UC Berkeley Became An Unexpected Leader in Entrepreneurship and Startups
I’ve meant to write about this book for some time, but I’ve
been chasing squirrels on other hills. I’ve
decided today to finally get it done. The
University of California, Berkeley, Innovation and Entrepreneurship Council,
has published Startup Campus: How
LCH Conference Set For May 27-28, 2027
From the Association for the Study of Law, Culture, and the Humanities:
2027
Annual LCH Conference to be held at University of California,
Berkeley
We are excited to announce that our Twenty-Ninth Annual
Conference will take place
Prepare for Summer Minimum Wage Increases in Certain California Localities
At the start of the year, the state minimum wage increased, along with several local jurisdictions. Many other California cities and counties will also increase their minimum wage on July 1.
The following localities will raise their minimum wage
Inside Berkeley Law’s New AI Policy, and What It Means for Legal Education
What Berkeley Law’s AI policy prohibits, and what it allows
Berkeley didn’t ban AI. As a matter of policy, it made the use of AI prohibited as a default rule for almost every part of a student’s substantive work. Here’s
Guest Post: @Berkeley Law — Is Legal Research Not Cognitive?
Guest post by Ashley Arrington, Associate Director of the Law Library, Texas Tech University School of Law; Incoming Director of the Law Library, Capital University Law School.
As many will know, Berkeley Law recently published a new AI policy
Celebrating 80 Years of the United Nations Charter: Reaffirming Faith in Human Rights Globally
2025 CLEA Awards for Outstanding Clinical and Externship Students: UC Berkeley’s Belén de Leon and Justin Kaley
Each year, the Clinical Legal Education Association invites law schools to nominate students as their Outstanding Clinic Student or Team and Outstanding Externship student. This series includes submissions from law schools celebrating their outstanding students. From UC Berkely Law: CLEA Outstanding Clinic
Berkeley’s Fossil Fuel Tax: A Backdoor Ban on Natural Gas
Berkeley’s Natural Gas Tax is a Warning to Building Owners Nationwide
Berkeley’s Natural Gas Tax is a Warning to Building Owners Nationwide
Attempts to ban natural gas, be it by building codes, BEPS mandates, or the like, will all fail as preempted by Federal law and this new tactic of taxing fossil fuel out of existence is coming to a jurisdiction where