Stories are listed here by magazine sections: Discovery, Features, Opening Statements, and Closing Arguments. You can read all alumni Class Notes on the alumni website.
Discovery
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Leaning in: to building relationships and serving others. -
Leaning in: to building relationships and serving others. -
I care deeply that we innovate without losing sight of what has made this place amazing for generations.
Features
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Are you ready for the internet’s next era? The Web3 upheaval could reshape the legal profession for the better. -
Forget what you know about law school rankings, and learn how Texas Law focuses on what’s truly important. -
Meet the lawyers who are fueling an abundant energy future for Texas—and the whole world. -
Judges recognize it. Professors rely on it. But what does academic freedom really mean under the First Amendment? -
Texas’ newest courts have businesses beating a path to the Lone Star State and changing the legal landscape. -
Remembering Helen Hargrave and the World War II News Sheets that kept our community strong in its darkest hours.
Opening Statements
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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. -
Professor Angelia Littwin’s research has led to changes in the law and greater awareness in federal bankruptcy systems. -
Darren Walker ’86 believes in the America that believed in him. -
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. -
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.
Closing Arguments
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Brianna Terrell ’25, fluent in American Sign Language, is sharing her expertise on the international stage. -
Ashlie Alaman ’09 is paying forward an act of kindness by supporting incoming first-generation law students. -
Siete Foods co-founder and CEO Miguel Garza ’12 sat down with us to reflect on taking chances, solving big problems, and fielding a $1.2B partnership offer from PepsiCo. -
Grammy-nominated jazz musician Colin Hancock ’25 just might be the hippest lawyer you’ll ever meet. -
Q&A with the man who helped integrate Texas A&M. -
Admired and beloved, the late pioneer Mary Lou Robinson ’50 is the namesake of the U. S. Courthouse in Amarillo.