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The Academe at 198
The Academe at 198 opened in late Summer 2023. This state-of-the-art residential community is thoughtfully designed for professional and graduate students, as well as trainees from UC Law San Francisco, University of California San Francisco, San Francisco State University, University of San Francisco, University of the Pacific Dugoni School of Dentistry, and other colleges and universities across the Bay Area. It is the latest addition to the Academic Village adding a vibrant, multidisciplinary hub for education and community living in the heart of the Civic Center, Mid-Market, and Tenderloin neighborhoods of San Francisco.
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The Civic Center is home to UC Law SF, as well as City Hall, courthouses, the Bill Graham Auditorium (where Commencement is held!), the opera, the ballet, the symphony, and the Asian Art Museum. In addition to being a place to explore between classes, our proximity to courthouses, government offices, and non-governmental organizations makes our location ideal for students participating in externships. We are also a short walk from diverse and vibrant neighborhoods including Hayes Valley, with its shops and restaurants, and South of Market, home to some of the biggest names in technology. We’re also just a few subway stops away from Union Square, the beautiful Ferry Building with its famous outdoor markets, as well as neighborhoods like the Castro and the Mission.
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AI
Silicon Valley Builds Amazon and Gmail Copycats to Train A.I. Agents
Analyzing how AI startups are copying websites to train systems that could replace white-collar workers, Prof. Robin Feldman explains these actions may violate copyright law, but companies are “shooting first and asking questions later.”
Vaccines
RFK Jr.’s vaccine advisory panel is beset by incompetence, bias, and procedural chaos
In an opinion piece, Prof. Dorit Reiss warns that changing federal guidance on newborn Hepatitis B vaccines could put children at greater risk, arguing the advisory board’s vote reflects bias and a departure from evidence-based decision making.
Constitutional Law
The state surveillance centers feeding info to the federal government | Opinion
Noting that government fusion centers quietly collect broad personal data with little oversight, Nicole Ozer of the Center for Constitutional Democracy argues this surveillance model threatens civil liberties. She urges greater transparency and accountability.
Constitutional Law
The 4th Amendment will no longer protect you
Featured Events
The 2026 Wiley Manuel Lecture – The Big Sort: Reconciling College, Opportunity and Racial Justice in American Society
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Fundamentals of Mediation
A 40-hour basic mediation training program, including certificate of completion and optional MCLE credit. The UC Law SF Center for Negotiation and Dispute Resolution (CNDR) presents its’ annual 40-hour comprehensive […]