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Santa Clara University welcomes award-winners and renowned scholars to its faculty this fall
Santa Clara University welcomes award-winners and renowned scholars to its faculty this fall
From a PBS correspondent to a physicist using AI to explore dark matter, meet the educators who are shaping the future at Santa Clara
Finding common ground through conflict resolution
Finding common ground through conflict resolution
The Daley Center for Conflict Resolution aims to produce versatile lawyers ready for today’s industry.
Santa Clara Law students are leveling up with an education in D&D
Santa Clara Law students are leveling up with an education in D&D
A first-of-its-kind simulation course is using Dungeons & Dragons to put essential lawyer skills into practice—and it’s been a critical success.
A law student’s poetry collection makes the case for immigrant children’s rights
A law student’s poetry collection makes the case for immigrant children’s rights
Inspired by her love of English, Flex J.D. student Barbara Chung ’26 turned a class assignment into an act of advocacy.
Santa Clara law student recognized nationally for building campus community
Santa Clara law student recognized nationally for building campus community
Recently honored as one of The National Jurist’s Law Students of the Year, Jennifer Koepke Moller J.D. ’26 has built a legacy of peer mentorship and community service.
Santa Clara scholars discuss how Jesuit values can serve the present moment
Santa Clara scholars discuss how Jesuit values can serve the present moment
In light of contemporary challenges facing democracy and human dignity, a faculty panel calls the Santa Clara community to “see, judge, and act.”
An Army veteran pursues law to advocate for marginalized communities
An Army veteran pursues law to advocate for marginalized communities
A career in the military showed Ashanti Wallace J.D. ’27 the value of serving others. Now, she’s studying law to help close gaps in opportunity for underrepresented communities.
‘We can’t obey the law if we don’t understand the law’
‘We can’t obey the law if we don’t understand the law’
How a speaker series at the Santa Clara School of Law engages its students and national thought leaders in the work of promoting democratic values.
A law professor says AI can support lawyers, but human discernment will drive justice.
A law professor says AI can support lawyers, but human discernment will drive justice.
David Yosifon argues that AI will free lawyers to focus on what matters most: moral reasoning and ethical judgement
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