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What happens when the Supreme Court gets too powerful and stops listening to We the People?
What happens when the Supreme Court gets too powerful and stops listening to We the People?
In his new book, Santa Clara Law Professor David Sloss chronicles the ways the Supreme Court has subverted popular sovereignty in the U.S., and offers hope and ideas for change.
A law professor uncovers internet pricing discrimination
A law professor uncovers internet pricing discrimination
Professor Catherine Sandoval’s research reveals how broadband providers are disproportionately charging low-income neighborhoods in Los Angeles in a form of digital redlining.
Santa Clara Law launches groundbreaking “PLEDGE Scholarship” for Fall 2026 incoming students
Santa Clara Law launches groundbreaking “PLEDGE Scholarship” for Fall 2026 incoming students
Guaranteed scholarship aims to offset recent federal loan changes to ensure that Santa Clara’s legal education will be accessible and affordable to all 
Entranced by law
Entranced by law
An expert on mind and behavior control, law Professor Emeritus Alan Scheflin says his final goodbye.
Rule of law
Rule of law
Judge Michael Rhoads ’06 discusses the vital role of courts in upholding the rule of law.
Investor protection in the age of crypto and AI
Investor protection in the age of crypto and AI
Santa Clara Law and Loyola Chicago Law School’s Institute for Investor Protection to convene a cross-section of industry leaders Feb. 7
Entering the court
Entering the court
Santa Clara University School of Law now offers a sports law certificate
A steadfast pursuit of fairness
A steadfast pursuit of fairness
Remembering the Honorable Edward Panelli ’53, J.D. ’55, Hon. ’86, who showed unwavering dedication to the legal profession and his beloved Santa Clara University.