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  • Ken Langley Portrait
    As a college senior, this 2L worked in Arusha, Tanzania, to design and build a human-powered drill.
  • Ties That Bind
    Remembering Helen Hargrave and the World War II News Sheets that kept our community strong in its darkest hours.
  • portrait of Marlen Whitley wearing a suite, in front of bookcase
    The 2001 alumnus traces a corporate law career defined by a commitment to thoughtful, client-centered practice.
  • Headshot of Eliot Cotton '10
    That’s where you’ll find Eliot Cotton ’10, director of the Texas Law and Business Program.
  • Madison Russel Web Feature
    Australia and Antarctica are still on her list. In the meantime, this 2L is checking off everything Texas Law has to offer.
  • Jack Sampson - portrati
    The legendary Texas Law professor, who died last June, was celebrated by friends and colleagues in December.
  • Ajay Mago Web Feature
    Blending law, technology, and entrepreneurship, the Texas Law graduate has helped build companies, advise founders, and shape innovation across industries.
  • Pamela Sigman and three others stand in the Travis County court
    The clinic celebrates five decades of providing students with litigation experience while exposing them to the juvenile justice system. 
  • abstract art about courts and prescription labeling
    New NEJM article examines how courts are using FDA-required labeling to decide patent infringement claims.
  • A photograph of Harriet Murphy '69
    The late Judge Harriet Murphy ’69 on her law school experiences and commitment to making positive change for the world she knew.
  • Sam Collins Web Feature
    Meet this 3L former president of the Texas Business Law Society who learned big picture perspective from a 3,200 miles bike ride across the country.
  • Headshot of The Hon. Wallace B. Jefferson ’88
    The Hon. Wallace Jefferson ’88 has been named the next president of the American Law Institute.