Student Organizations

Student organizations are a great way to find community and explore new interests. They host lively debates, impactful community service projects, and stimulating social events. Whether organizing a national Latine law student conference through the Latine Law Students Association, contributing to one of our 15 student-edited journals, or attending a panel on high art and intellectual property through the Art Law Society, UCLA Law students benefit from immersive learning experiences and valuable networking opportunities.

While the list of student organizations may change from year to year based on the interests and activities of current students, we encourage you to read on to learn more about UCLA Law's student organizations and how to get involved. All student organizations are officially registered with UCLA's Office of Student Organizations, Leadership & Engagement (SOLE).

*Please note that the information contained on the student organization web pages, or on other websites to which they are linked, is not monitored or controlled by UCLA School of Law, and does not represent official statements or views of UCLA School of Law.

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(L to R) During his Spring 2026 Levy Fellowship, Vincent Warren meets with Margaret Levy and UCLA Law's Sunita Patel, Victor Narro, and Grace Meng.

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Student Organizations

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