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March 24, 2026
Dorothy C. Most’s scrapbook—housed at the Tarlton Law Library—provides a look at student life in the 1920s. -
March 17, 2026
Admired and beloved, the late pioneer Mary Lou Robinson ’50 is the namesake of the U.S. Courthouse in Amarillo. -
February 16, 2026
Blending law, technology, and entrepreneurship, the Texas Law graduate has helped build companies, advise founders, and shape innovation across industries. -
February 1, 2026
Gary Bledsoe '76, president of the Texas NAACP, tells the stories of those forgotten people who helped Thurgood Marshall and Heman Sweatt in the 1940s. -
November 10, 2025
Kyle Ryman ’20 describes how applying Army systems enabled him to graduate near the top of his class. -
February 28, 2025
John Adams ’69 and the Honorable Kay Bailey Hutchison ’67 were each recognized with the university’s highest honor. -
February 18, 2025
Friendships forged at Texas Law provide essential support through law school and grow into lifelong bonds that endure long after graduation. -
February 13, 2025
These couples met in law school and are building their lives together. -
May 22, 2024
Alexis Saenz ’23 launched a career in civil litigation using Texas Law’s alumni network. -
May 13, 2024
Diane Brayton ’96 reflects on her experience as a senior executive for The New York Times. -
March 27, 2024
Known to many as "the man in the iron lung,” Alexander overcame odds to become a successful attorney. -
November 9, 2023
A strong community, unique academic opportunities, and enticing job prospects among the reasons veterans are increasingly enrolling at Texas Law.
