Category: Opening Statements

  • A collage of illustrations of new Texas Law faculty members.
    Texas Law welcomes a record number of new faculty for the 2025–26 academic year. The 10 new teachers and scholars bring impressive credentials, vast experience, and wide-ranging expertise to the intellectual life of the school.
  • An illustration of a woman wandering through a maze.
    Professor Angelia Littwin's research has led to changes in the law and greater awareness in federal bankruptcy systems.
  • A photograph of Darren Walker '86
    Darren Walker ’86 believes in the America that believed in him.
  • A graphic of a Rubix cube printed with the Constitution.
    Judges recognize it. Professors rely on it. But what does academic freedom really mean under the First Amendment?
  • Lori Duke '95 takes up a State Department challenge to make international child hosting programs safer and better. | Art by Sunnu Rebecca Choi
    Lori Duke ’95 takes up a State Department challenge to make international child hosting programs safer and better.
  • As CEO of AshBritt, the country's leading emergency management company, Brittany Perkins Castillo '13 brings order to chaos and helps hope triumph over despair. | Art by Chantal Jahchan
    As CEO of AshBritt, the country’s leading emergency management company, Brittany Perkins Castillo ’13 brings order to chaos and helps hope triumph over despair.
  • The Verdict is In - Texas Law's clerkship program is tops in the nation, with record numbers of graduates landing in the most exclusive chambers, all the way up to the U.S. Supreme Court. | ART BY BETH GOODY/THE ISPOT
    A revolution is coming to the firearms industry, in the form of new state public nuisance laws, and Professor Linda Mullenix sees a new wave of mass tort litigation on the horizon.
  • Trigger Warnings - A revolution is coming to the firearms industry, in the form of new state public nuisance laws, and Professor Linda Mullenix sees a new wave of mass tort litigation on the horizon. | Art by Doug Chayka
    A revolution is coming to the firearms industry, in the form of new state public nuisance laws, and Professor Linda Mullenix sees a new wave of mass tort litigation on the horizon.
  • Alumnus mentor talking with student mentee at an event.
    Texas Law’s unique and innovative approach to law school mentoring continues to make meaningful connections with alumni and students.
  • T-shirt design on orange background
    Generations of students have worn their Texas Law pride for all to see, through dozens of whimsical T-shirts designed to delight.