The visionary donation from the Federated Indians of Graton Rancheria advances the study and practice of Native American law through scholarships in the law school’s Native Nations Law and Policy Center.
Created in 2019 with a $1.3 million, five-year grant from the San Manuel Band of Mission Indians, the TLDC is a true partnership through clinical education.
As the Trump administration continued its push to roll back federal environmental regulations, UCLA Law faculty responded with a wide array of initiatives.
The new student affairs leader started at UCLA Law in January – just in time to help guide the school’s nearly 1,000 students through a once-in-a-lifetime global crisis.
Thanks to substantial grant support, the program’s new fellowship focuses on advancing the interests of youth directly impacted by the juvenile justice system.
The Los Angeles Eviction Defense and Prevention Fellowship will fund eight graduates from UCLA Law’s Class of 2020 to receive experience in housing law.
After going virtual, the law school’s signature business competition presented first prize to a company that fosters invention in an online environment.
