September 14, 2026
A Record of Results From career outcomes to national recognition, the numbers reflect the strength and reach of the UC Law SF community. Student outcomes 96% total employment of 2025 graduates 86% passage rate for 2025 first-time bar exam takers — 6 percentage points above the California average for ABA-accredited…
September 14, 2026
In UC Law SF’s technology curriculum, students build AI tools and learn directly from the people who are shaping the field. As artificial intelligence shapes modern legal practice, UC Law SF is training students with little or no coding experience to build AI tools, challenging them to design, test, and…
September 14, 2026
UC Law SF offers clinics, courses, and professional development at the intersection of law and tech. Perhaps no field has experienced the disruptive, industry-changing impact of artificial intelligence more than the practice of law. UC Law SF, located steps from companies in the AI vanguard, has adapted in real time…
September 14, 2026
LexLab’s Law and Artificial Intelligence Certificate prepares counsel to understand AI risk, advise clients, and use new tools responsibly. Artificial intelligence is no longer an abstraction. AI competence is increasingly essential for legal competence, as the technology is changing the practice of law and the market for legal services. How…
December 6, 2019
2013 JACQUELINE TOKOS LENTZ passed away on July 25, 2018. She worked for several years as a U.S. congressional aide in the 10th Congressional District and practiced political law as an attorney with the law firm of Nielsen Merksamer in San Rafael. 1989 WILLIAM (BILL) MITCHELL ANDREWS passed away at…
UC Law SF Magazine Fall 2019 Volume 12, Number 2 Dear UC Law SF Community, The theme of this year’s edition of UC Law SF magazine is UC Law SF’ impacts on the world stage. On that stage, of course, UC Law SF is a relatively small player.
Young people stand in small groups and lounge on benches in the sun, chatting and sipping beer and wine. Others walk to grab glasses of champagne or soda, or to refill their cups at one of four free-flowing kegs. Toward the back of the patio, people sit at picnic tables…
“Ohana” means family in Hawaiian, and the long association between UC Law SF and the Aloha State bears all of the hallmarks of a familial relationship. That connection goes back to the 1950s when students from Hawaii were allowed to pay in-state resident tuition at UC Law…
Sina Alavi ’14 For a tiny country, the European principality of Liechtenstein—population 38,000—has an outsized influence on international criminal law, according to Sina Alavi ’14. Sina has served as a senior legal and political adviser at Liechtenstein’s mission to the United Nations for three years.
The UC Law SF community—and defenders of justice for all—lost a fierce champion in February with the death of San Francisco Public Defender Jeff Adachi ’85. “The legal profession has lost one of its best,” said UC Law SF Chancellor & Dean David Faigman in a letter…
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Mieke Eoyang ’02 Mieke Eoyang ’02, who spent years working as a legislative aide specializing in national security issues on Capitol Hill, is currently the vice president for the national security program at Third Way, a think tank in Washington, D.C. In this role, she…