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Graduating students recognized for their extraordinary commitment during law school to using the law to serve others and to supporting Texas Law’s public interest community

Taking advantage of the remote meeting format, the board invited three alums - Megan Sheffield ‘13, Elizabeth Esser-Stuart ‘18, and Anjela Jenkins '11 - for student-led discussions

The family is featured in a Refugees International video highlighting the impact of U.S. policy along the southern border. Jill Applegate '21, and Nat Fine '20, appear in the video.

Collier is the Class of 2022 G. Rollie White Public Service Scholar, a full-tuition scholarship for entering students awarded by the Justice Center

Segura addressed recent developments in voting rights in Texas as the spring 2021 “Lives in the Law” speaker

Founded at Texas Law in 2015, GRITS - Getting Radical in the South - is an entirely student-run public interest law conference focusing on social justice work in the South

Kelsey Chapple ’16, Marissa Latta ‘18, and Taylor Loynd '19, discuss their experiences

Texas Law graduates helped organize projects and will supervise students in an array of virtual pro bono opportunities

Working on pro bono projects, students connected with each other and with the larger community