Events Calendar

This moot court competition is open to all UT law students. The moot court format follows the format of an attorney arguing a case on appeal in front of a panel of judges. Competitors will compete as individuals, and this competition will not require a brief to be written.

Please check out our flyer for more information, including a list of accepted items: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1uq59cfKvOeLoxxJ-5KFyeU4OC5fKFRRS/view?usp=sharing

Enjoy bagels, coffee, and more with WLC! Sponsored by Akin Gump LLP.

The Spring Interview Program welcomes employers to recruit 1Ls, 2Ls, 3Ls, domestic and foreign-trained LL.M.s, and recent graduates (up to one year after graduation) for summer clerkships or postgraduate positions.

Bloomberg student rep will table in the atrium to inform students about all the resources Bloomberg can offer them.

Come listen to Dr. Diane Howard and Dr. Moriba Jah discuss the meaning of celestial stewardship, the issues facing modern space actors, and the importance of space lawyers in tackling these complex challenges. Home Slice Pizza will be served!

This is a mandatory Law School 101 discussing curriculum review with Dean Morse and early registration with SAO. Lunch will be served.

Section 1 & 2 - March 4th

Section 3 & 4 - March 6th

Please join the Catholic Law Student Society in praying the Rosary. All are welcome!

Are you in need of a structured study space, this is it! Body doubling is an opportunity to study in tandem with other students. This accountability session will provide you with a quiet space to help you stay focused, engaged, and motivated to achieve your studying goals. This is a 120-minute session with limited seats available. Make sure to RSVP, Lunch provided!

We are excited to offer this in-person opportunity so you may network with attorneys and recruiters from top law firms and companies ahead of our formal summer interview programs.

In March 2007, the ACLU and University of Texas Law Immigration Clinic filed lawsuits on behalf of 26 immigrant children, challenging their illegal detention at the Hutto facility (right outside of Austin) and seeking their release and improved conditions. The Least Of These chronicles the successful legal challenge to the prison-like conditions where families were held. Barbara Hines, founder and then-director of the Immigration Clinic at Texas Law, and Andrea Meza, former Immigration Counsel at the Government Accountability Project and Director of Family Detention Services at RAICES, will be joining us for a discussion after the screening. Free food will be provided!

RSVP at the link! https://utexas.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_0uGSlxX8zAKmtr8

Los Angeles Admitted Students Reception

Please come hang out, meet Texas Law Review Vol. 103 members, and enjoy some free food and drinks.

You've seen 21 Jump Street, but have you seen a law school loose adaptation of 21 Jump Street that is also a musical? Well now's your chance! March 6-8 Doors to the Francis Auditorium open 30 minutes before the show! If you have a financial hardship and cannot pay for the full price of the ticket, please contact: producer@assaultandflattery.com. We want everyone to be able to come! Get tickets here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/727-justice-street-tickets-1256956242959?aff=oddtdtcreator