Amid COVID-19 and a reckoning over systemic racism, seven faculty members weigh in on police accountability, immigration, equality in education, the use of racialized symbols in commerce and other issues of the day.
The donation from the Federated Indians of Graton Rancheria advances the study and practice of Native American law through scholarships in the Native Nations Law and Policy Center.
The COVID-19 Behind Bars Data Project grew from an idea shared between law professor and student to a one-of-a-kind national clearinghouse of information.
Created with gifts from alumni and friends, the program has so far provided full-tuition scholarships to 33 students who have overcome significant obstacles to get to UCLA Law — where they have found tremendous success.
Students from the Documentary Film Legal Clinic walked the red carpet, met with clients and won a round of applause at January’s Sundance Film Festival.
Again among the most honored institutions in the nation, UCLA Law was proud to see its students honored with the prestigious public-service fellowships.