Happy Veterans' Day to all who have served our nation in uniform. Veterans have been and continue to be a vital part of South Texas Law's history and character.
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South Texas Law students Catherine Crawford & Byron Kazanjian won the Donald C. Hudson Memorial Moot Court Competition, bringing the total of national advocacy championships for the law school to 149 — the most in the nation.
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Please join us in congratulating the 199 recent South Texas Law graduates who successfully passed the July 2026 Texas Bar Examination.
South Texas Law's first-time bar passage rate of nearly 88% once again beat the state average.
Welcome to the profession, new attorneys!
Two third-year South Texas College of Law Houston students — Kea Bell and Muniba Khan — were named the Albert Schweitzer Fellowship Houston Galveston’s first law student fellows.
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In 1923, STCL Houston opened its doors. Over a century later, the law school boasts a national reputation for advocacy, a dedicated community of 17,000 esteemed alumni, and an enduring legacy of excellence in Houston’s legal community.
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Your vote is your voice. Voting in local elections is one of the most impactful ways to make a difference in your community.
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Next year, South Texas Law student Miam Bagadion, 2L, will join Doré Rothberg Law as a summer associate, an opportunity she secured through the Career Resource Center’s On Campus Interview Program.
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A group of staff recently joined together for an STCL Houston Serves community engagement event at the Houston Food Bank, where they packed 2,800 meals to help support children in after-school programs, the YMCA, and other public school youth programs across the Houston area.
The fall 2026 edition of the newly re-designed InRe magazine is now available online: https://t.co/Vw5jsaVQNp
This issue presents a curated collection of essays and articles penned by faculty, staff, and alumni titled "America at 250: Reflections on the Rule of Law."
Through the Randall O. Sorrels Legal Clinics, South Texas College of Law Houston provides
free legal services to underserved Houston-area residents, changing the lives of clients and their families.
Ashley Borges began her legal career at Abraham Watkins as a summer law clerk, and continues her journey there as a 2L.
She encourages students to work with South Texas Law’s Career Resource Center to help shape their path forward.
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At STCL Houston, our Career Resource Center (CRC) is dedicated to setting students up for career success, from new-student orientation to graduation and beyond.
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At South Texas Law last week, student Ashley Kinyon won the Garland R. Walker Memorial Mock Trial Competition and the $5,000 scholarship that comes with the championship. Ross Reichardt finished as runner-up and received a $2,500 scholarship.
Several South Texas Law students interned at the Harris County District Attorney's Office this past summer, gaining real-world experience.
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At South Texas Law’s Randall O. Sorrels Legal Clinics, you’ll find a working, pro bono law firm, staffed by law students and licensed attorneys, offering legal guidance to underserved clients across Houston.
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Racial equity and social justice expert Tim Wise — author of nine books, including "Dispatches from the Race War" — delivered the fifth annual Agosto Lecture Oct. 13 at South Texas Law.
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Part-time online student Andrea Escobar, 2L, will join Manuel Diaz Law Firm, PC as a full-time criminal defense paralegal, thanks in part to the guidance, support, and resources provided by South Texas Law's Career Resource Center.
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Thanks to the generosity of South Texas Law alumni, faculty, staff, and friends, the law school’s recent gala raised $600,000 to benefit student scholarships. Thanks for your unwavering commitment to the South Texas Law community.
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In recognition of Hispanic Heritage Month, we explore the enduring relationship between South Texas College of Law Houston and Houston’s Hispanic community.
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Reynaldo “Rey” Anaya Valencia — the first Hispanic president and dean of South Texas Law — had a full schedule of honors and events during Hispanic Heritage Month.
Read more about his story and achievements here: https://t.co/Qn98zUVjwR