Hundreds of lawyers from across the U.S. will meet Sept. 23 to discuss civil rights in the 21st Century.

Linda Barreto always wanted to become a lawyer, but an experience in college helped reinforce her career path.

Wai Wai Nu intends to use her Berkeley Law education to reform the government in her home country of Burma.

Don't say climate change — 'renewable energy' is the phrase that gets things done, study finds.

Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) provides psychological benefits to undocumented youth.

Dr. Peter Stock's advocacy from D.C. to South Africa has helped overturn laws and save lives.

Daniela Estrada reflects UC Irvine’s commitment to the success of first-generation Latino students.

Case may not have made it to SCOTUS if not for the clinic, says professor who makes debut in front of the Court.

Students across the system volunteer to put their training into action and meet a surging demand for legal assistance.

Campus becomes home to leading source of information for official criminal conviction reversals.

In each discipline, all or nearly all UC programs were among the best in the nation.

New book explains why only food, drugs and pesticides are tested before going to market, and why that's a problem.