Archives

Join us for a brunch mixer to connect with alumni, students, and faculty from the SLS Black, Latinx, Asian Pacific Islander, Native, LGBTQ+, First-Generation and/or Low-Income (FLI) and Women communities.  All SLS alumni are welcome to attend.

It’s time to enjoy an evening with your classmates while remembering Stacy Pepper, a beloved classmate of both our classes. We’ll reminisce over law school, rediscover the ties that join us, and reconnect where we last left off. It promises to be a night of laughter and new memories. In honor of Stacy, there will be a Pi Day […]

Join international and advanced degree alumni, current SLS students, and faculty for a casual gathering. Google Map to Old Union Courtyard

3:30-4:30 pm– Regulating Disruptive Innovations– Jessi Brooks, JD ’11, Henrique Canarim, JD ’10, and me, moderated by Professor Lemley. All alumni are welcome to attend. 4:30-5:30 pm– Climate Change and the Infrastructure, Investment, & Jobs Act– Kimi Narita, JD ’11, Greg Wannier, JD ’10, and Sarah Grey, JD ’11, moderated by Professor Sivas. All alumni are welcome […]

Celebrate Spring Reunion 2022 at the best party on campus! This outdoor gathering will have copious food, music, games, swag, and more.

Moderated by Nora Engstrom, JD ’02, Ernest W. McFarland Professor of Law Co-Director, Stanford Center on the Legal Profession, the panel will feature SLS alumna in various practice areas to discuss their experiences at SLS and career journeys across different sectors of the legal profession, share stories of how other women in the SLS community, such […]

Join us for a brunch celebration of the Women of Stanford Law 50th anniversary and hear from Dean Jenny S. Martinez before you connect with fellow alumni and current WSL student members and student allies of the community.

We invite all 2022 Spring Reunion volunteers, regional chapter volunteers, diverse community volunteers, and SLS board members to join your fellow alumni VIP volunteers at this appreciation breakfast in your honor. Thank you for giving your time and energy to Stanford Law School!

What really happened when Goldilocks entered the home of two Stanford alumni, Mr. and Mrs. Bear? Kids 8-14 years old are invited to participate as lawyers, witnesses, judges, or jurors in the case of The Three Bears v. Goldilocks. Children, family, and friends may serve as jurors or watch the proceedings. No preparation needed—just come […]

Check-in, information desk, and informal class gathering spots.