UC Law SF Outlaw

UC Law SF OUTLAW is a student affinity organization at the University of California College of the Law, San Francisco, dedicated to fostering community, professional development, and inclusive legal education. Based in San Francisco, CA, this student-led organization serves as a cornerstone of student life by bringing together law students from diverse racial, ethnic, socioeconomic, and religious backgrounds. The organization operates within UC Law SF's comprehensive framework of over 15 centers and innovative programs designed to prepare students for the evolving legal profession.

As part of UC Law SF's commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion, OUTLAW provides its members with access to mentorship opportunities, professional networking events, and academic support systems. The organization connects students with legal professionals and community leaders, facilitating meaningful relationships that extend beyond the classroom. Through leadership initiatives and community engagement, OUTLAW helps students develop the professional competencies and networks essential for successful legal careers.

UC Law SF, formerly known as UC Hastings and established in 1878, is the first law school of the University of California system. The institution's modern approach to legal education integrates rigorous academics with practical experience through fellowships, internships, and work opportunities uniquely available in San Francisco's dynamic legal market. OUTLAW members benefit from the school's state-of-the-art facilities at 333 Golden Gate Avenue, featuring smart classrooms and collaborative spaces designed for student success.

The organization exemplifies UC Law SF's mission to cultivate diverse, equitable, and inclusive learning communities where students and faculty learn from different perspectives and backgrounds. Membership is open to all UC Law SF students, reinforcing the school's commitment to building inclusive affinity spaces. Through OUTLAW, students gain valuable professional connections, cultural awareness, and the supportive community necessary to thrive in legal practice.