UC Davis School of Law is renowned for its sense of community, and you will find a friendly, vibrant, and active student body at King Hall.
More than 50 student organizations and their activities are at the heart of academic and social activities, which include softball leagues, intramural sports clubs, and the annual student talent show. With so many exciting groups and programs, our students enjoy endless opportunities to get involved in extracurricular activities and explore varied interests. This is a place where students, faculty, and staff take pride in a strong sense of community and encourage a supportive academic environment.
Journals
The UC Davis Law Review is the school's premier scholarly publication and is ranked 26th among general/flagship legal journals in the United States.
The UC Davis Business Law Journal is run by dedicated law students who are committed to providing current and valuable legal and business analysis.
Environs is a biannual environmental law and policy journal that provides an open forum for the discussion of current environmental issues, particularly those pertaining to the state of California.
The Journal of International Law & Policy is a biannual journal in existence since 1995, produced by King Hall students with an interest in international law.
The Social Justice Law Review is UC Davis School of Law’s dedicated public interest journal, which aims to promote the spirit of Martin Luther King Jr.’s work by publishing unique, engaging pieces of scholarship relating to social justice.
Teams
King Hall Negotiations Team
Trial Practice Honors Board
Moot Court Board
Student Government
Law Students Association
Student Organizations
National Lawyers Guild
Jewish Law Student Association
Immigration Law Association
Student Animal Legal Defense Fund
King Hall Veterans Association
King Hall Legal Foundation
King Hall Lambda Law Students Association
Black Law Student Association
Humanitarian Aid Legal Organization
Intellectual Property Law Association
Asian Pacitic American Law
Environmental Law Society