Texas A&M University School of Law Library’s namesake, Dee J. Kelly Sr., a prominent Texas attorney and political power broker, died unexpectedly Friday, October 2 at age 86.

Texas A&M Law student and U.S. Marine Corps veteran Carrie Murdock has been honored as a 2015 Tillman Scholar.

Professor Milan Markovic and Career Services Assistant Dean Arturo Errisuriz showcased how Texas A&M Law is integrating legal technology to better prepare Aggie Law students for law practice at the Ignite Law event.

Texas A&M School of Law enhances its commitment to lead by attracting the very best talent, including 12 new faculty, expanding curricular options, improving student services and aligning to Texas A&M University’s mission tenet of service to the state, nation and beyond.

Professor Gina Warren's article on sustainable development of small hydropower facilities was cited in a recent Colorado Supreme Court opinion.

Professor Michael Z. Green was presented the Paul Stephen Miller Memorial Award for "outstanding academic and public contributions in the field o​f labor and employment law".

3L Justin Davis' article, “The Unarmed Army: Evolving Second Amendment Rights and Today’s Military Member,” was accepted for publication in the Texas Tech Administrative Law Journal.

Howdy to the new class of students at Texas A&M School of Law. More than 130 new Aggie Law students kicked off the 2015-16 academic year with three days of Orientation, including a day of volunteer service to the community.

Texas A&M School of Law CLIP faculty members examined the dynamic changes to IP research over the past 15 years and presented the latest cutting edge issues at the 15th Annual Intellectual Property Scholars Conference.

Texas A&M University ranks among the top three colleges in the nation—and first in Texas—in Washington Monthly’s new poll which takes into major consideration factors such as research and service to the nation, as well as academic standing.

John T. (“Jack”) Manhire, Jr., former Chief of Legal Analysis for the IRS Office of Professional Responsibility and National Program Chair, Executive Education for the U.S. Treasury Executive Institute, has accepted a position as Director of Program Development at Texas A&M University School of Law.

On a rainy Saturday in late March, 118 Texas A&M Law School volunteers, including students, faculty, staff, and their family members, participated in the Big Event. This marked the law school’s second year participating in this Aggie tradition.

Two Texas A&M School of Law advocacy teams advance to the national finals with outstanding results at the Black Law Student Association (BLSA) Rocky Mountain Regional competition held in Houston, Jan. 15-18.

Texas A&M School of Law Associate Professor Sahar F. Aziz was selected as a 2015 Emerging Scholar by Diverse: Issues in Higher Education magazine.

Jacob Shelton ’15 won the Capstone Advisors Most Outstanding Article Award for his article, “Constitutional Constraints on Using Eminent Domain to Write-Down Underwater Mortgages,” which was published in the 2015 Cornell Real Estate Review (CRER).

We’re proud to announce the addition of 12 new faculty beginning in the fall of 2015 through January 2016.

Texas A&M University School of Law Dean and Anthony G. Buzbee Dean's Endowed Chairholder Andrew Morriss will be the featured keynote speaker at the Mourant Ozannes annual New York seminar on June 11, 2015.

Texas A&M School of Law ranked 3rd in the state of Texas for the pass rate for first-time examinees on the February Texas Bar Exam.

Texas A&M University School of Law has been awarded a $370,000 research grant from the Access Group Center for Research and Policy Analysis.