University Of Texas At Austin Law School
Recent News About University Of Texas At Austin Law School
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Texas Law Love Stories: Reunion Edition
Some Texas Law graduates leave Townes Hall with more than just a legal degree in hand. Over the years, many have left hand in hand with a partner for life. -
Judge Sam Lindsay ’77 Named Virgil Lott Medalist
Judge Sam Lindsay ’77 will be awarded the Virgil Lott Medal during a gala dinner at Texas Law on Feb. 19. -
New State Court Hears Arguments at Law School
Texas’ new 15th Court of Appeals has a home at Texas Law: the Eidman Courtroom. -
Students Pack One-Two Punch in Writing Challenge
3L Luca Azzariti took top honors and 2L Grant Shellhouse placed second in the annual Paper Chase Legal Writing Competition, which tests law students’ ability to craft succinct responses to a fictional prompt based on current events. -
Chancellors for Class of 2025 Recognized
The 2025 cohort of the Texas Law Chancellors Society—a prestigious honor society with a storied history—was introduced and honored on Jan. 23, 2025. -
AI Law Courses Introduced
Artificial Intelligence “is a singular technological advancement on par with the microchip, automobiles, and nuclear power, and—like those technologies—will alter society in myriad ways, both good and bad,” says Professor Matthew Murrell, author of the forthcoming book, “Artificial Intelligence Law,” which will explore the emerging field of AI law across many legal domains. -
Understanding Academic Freedom
Academic freedom on U.S. campuses has become a much-discussed topic in recent years. -
Clinic Impacts Nation’s Highest Court
The Supreme Court Clinic will take you to the nation’s highest court. -
Student Spotlight: Ananya Dwivedi
As a returning Longhorn, I knew that the career and academic support I would receive at Texas Law would be unparalleled, as would be the opportunities provided.