Events Calendar

Stop by the Atrium for a margarita mocktail and some chips & queso!

This gathering is a welcome-back space for the new semester and an opportunity to reconnect, reflect on the past semester, and set intentions and goals for the months ahead. Together, we will engage in conversation, share experiences, and build community rooted in mutual support and encouragement.

EPI is designed for students whose lived experiences intersect with the legal systems they aspire to challenge in their careers. For instance, students who have themselves or had family members become entangled in the criminal legal system and are interested in public defense work; immigrant students or students who are the children or family members of immigrants seeking to challenge the immigration system; and low-income students seeking to challenge intersecting laws and policies that further marginalize poor people, such as predatory lending, cash bail, and other structural barriers.

These lunches offer a supportive, confidential space for dialogue, reflection, mentorship, and resource-sharing. Whether you are looking to process the last semester, clarify your goals, or simply be in community with others who share similar commitments, you are welcome here.

We look forward to starting the semester together and lifting one another up.

Please RSVP by noon on Monday, January 27, 2026.

Join us for an attorney lunch panel and learn about Government career opportunities!

Please join members of the Texas Law Review to learn more about Bluebook rules in preparation for the Write-On Competition's Bluebook Exam. Lunch will be provided.

Feel free to email any questions to writeonquestions@texaslrev.com.

Texas Federalist Society is hosting a panel discussing judicial nominations and confirmations. We will host Prof. Robert Luther III from Antonin Scalia Law School (George Mason University) and Judge Andrew Oldham of the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals to discuss their experiences with judicial nominations, and the panel will be moderated by Claire Nevill, a 3L at the University of Texas School of Law. The event takes place in TNH 2.138 from 11:50

Law & Economics Workshop: Dane Thorley, Brigham Young University Law School

This accountability session will provide you a quiet space to help you stay focused, engaged, and motivated to achieve your studying goals. This is a 120-minute structured session with limited seats available. Snacks will be provided. RSVP using the link.

4 day intramural moot court tournament.