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  • Portrait of Thaisa Howard

    April 6, 2020

    🤘Student Spotlight: Thaisa Howorth ’21

    For this edition of Texas Law's Student Spotlight series, meet 2L Thaisa Howorth!
  • Graphic with three women fists on the right and the phrase "To the firsts, the nows, and the nexts..." written in dark blue cursive on the top left, and a Texas Law logo on the bottom.

    March 31, 2020

    Women’s History at Texas Law 2020

    As this year’s Women’s History Month comes to an end, we reflect on the remarkable women who shaped and continue to shape Texas Law. Check out this presentation to learn about and celebrate just a few of our many accomplished alumnae and students who continue to raise the bar for excellence in the legal world […]
  • Amber Magee wearing an orange jacket, holding up the 'hook em' emblem, in front of the "School of Law" sign

    March 6, 2020

    🤘Student Spotlight: Amber Magee ’20

    For this edition of Texas Law's Student Spotlight series, meet 3L Amber Magee!
  • The Honorable Brandy Mueller, Travis County Court at Law #6, with award recipient Noorulanne Jan, ‘21 and The Honorable Orlinda Naranjo standing in a courtroom

    February 25, 2020

    Noorulanne Jan ’21 Awarded Access to Justice Scholarship

    The William Wayne Justice Center for Public Interest Law hosted its annual “Color of Justice” program on Wednesday, February 5 in the Eidman Courtroom. There the National Association of Women Judges, co-sponsor of the program, awarded second-year Texas Law student Noorulanne Jan with the Access to Justice scholarship. The scholarship is awarded annually to a […]
  • William Zakhary, pictured in front of the School of Law sign.

    January 31, 2020

    🤘Student Spotlight: William Zakhary ’21

    For this edition of Texas Law's Student Spotlight series, meet 2L William Zakhary!

  • November 26, 2019

    Firm Uses Pro Bono Windfall to Create New Scholarship

    When members of the Austin office of Fish & Richardson decided to take the case of Mallika Das, their focus was fighting for a basic right Ms. Das had been denied: the right to have an interpreter assist her in casting a vote. The principle was so important to Fish & Richardson partners—and Texas Law […]