Category: Faculty News

  • Robot and man handshaking. Chatbot assistance, using ai in daily life concept. Vector illustration. Getti Images.
    Texas Law offers new courses on artificial intelligence to meet ‘intense’ demand.
  • Professor Douglas Laycock speaks at his festschrift.
    Leading academics gathered to celebrate Laycock’s groundbreaking work on religious liberty, remedies law, and civil liberties. 
  • Photo of David Rabban in a suit standing outside with his new book, "Academic Freedom". #TexasLawFaculty
    In his new book, David Rabban examines the theory, history, and necessity of academic freedom as a constitutional First Amendment right.
  • Steve Collis poses with his new book, 10 Habits of a Peacemaker
    A new book from Steven T. Collis shares tips for having productive exchanges on challenging topics.
  • Prof. Charles Silver, a white man with glasses, silver hair, and a short, silver beard, wears a blue button-down shirt with the collar open.
    How should we deal with spiraling healthcare costs? Charles Silver has an idea.
  • David Spence outside CCJ with his book
    In his new book, ‘Climate of Contempt,’ David Spence recommends bringing coolheaded conversation to the heated debate around the energy transition.
  • portrait of David Spence for Academic Minute
    David Spence’s new book on climate politics is highlighted on the nationally syndicated program.
  • Michael Sturley speaking
    Professor Michael Sturley is the first U.S. speaker and first full-time academic invited to deliver the Berlingieri Lecture to the Comité Maritime International.
  • Academic Felllowships
    Texas Law offers fellowships to support future tenure-track faculty.
  • President Jay Hartzell presents Professor Stephen Vladeck with the 2024 President's Research Impact Award.
    The expert on federal courts and constitutional law was named a 2024 recipient of The University of Texas at Austin award.
  • Collage of Susan Arenella ’98, Nadia Bettac, Kate Lincoln-Goldfinch ’08, Amy Mitchell ’04.
    Alumnae author new book on the challenges of career advancement and parenting a young family.
  • John Golden sits in his office in front if his bookcases.
    The Edward S. Knight Chair in Law, Entrepreneurialism, and Innovation combines expertise in science, history, and law.