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May 26, 2026
Law students spar with psychiatric residents in an innovative collaboration. -
February 25, 2026
That’s where you’ll find Eliot Cotton ’10, director of the Texas Law and Business Program. -
November 3, 2025
Angelina Johnson ’29 is spending a year with the National Women’s Law Center ahead of starting law school. -
October 1, 2025
Teams of Texas Law students prevailed in mock trial and transactional skills competitions in Austin and Colorado. -
July 15, 2025
The Mithoff Pro Bono Program and Kirkland & Ellis team up for a special new project. -
May 5, 2025
Teams won two national competitions and were runners-up at two other events in 2024-25. -
January 21, 2025
Over three days, the new Texas Law and Business Program offered students foundational business knowledge. -
December 3, 2024
Our robust Advocacy Program prepares Texas Law students to persuade. -
July 3, 2014
Mark Dawson and Catherine McCulloch awarded Texas Law postgraduate fellowships
The University of Texas School of Law has awarded the 2014 Julius Glickman Fellowship in Public Interest Law to Catherine McCulloch, ’14, and the inaugural G. Rollie White Trust Fellowship in Public Interest Law to Mark Dawson, ’14. Both fellowships will provide $45,000 for full-time legal work for a year on a project sponsored by […] -
June 24, 2014
The William Wayne Justice Center for Public Interest Law honored six graduating students from The University of Texas School of Law’s Class of 2014 for their extraordinary commitment during law school to using the law to serve others. The annual Justice Center Graduating Student Awards honor graduating students for work in nonprofit, government and legislative […] -
October 22, 2013
The University of Texas School of Law’s Pro Bono Program is pleased to announce the law school’s four Pro Bono Scholars for the 2013–14 academic year: Andrea Meza, Colleen Mulholland, Rebeca Ojeda and Simone Otenaike. The Pro Bono Scholars Program provides scholarships to second- and third-year students who make a 300-hour commitment during the academic […] -
March 7, 2011
The University of Texas School of Law and the Instituto Tecnológico Autónomo de México (ITAM) in Mexico City have announced a new dual-degree program that will allow students to earn both a Juris Doctor degree from the University of Texas School of Law and a Licenciatura en Derecho (Mexican professional degree in law) from ITAM. Lawrence Sager, dean of the UT Law School, and Jorge Cerdio, dean of the Department of Law at ITAM, signed the agreement at a ceremony in UT Law’s Susman Academic Center on March 5, 2011.
