Professor Thomas Ulen, a pioneer in the law and economics movement, is among the 10 Faculty Fellows selected by the Texas A&M University Institute for Advanced Study.

Texas A&M Law Review will present Dr. Temple Grandin at a roundtable discussion with Dr. Bonnie Beaver from Texas A&M University’s College of Veterinary Sciences and Professor Heidi Hurd from the University of Illinois College of Law on February 24, 2017.

Former student Kristinia Anderson '16 is walking proof of success in law school while being a single parent to a young child.

Elizabeth Ramirez, Kristie Mayhugh, Cassandra Rivera and Anna Vasquez, known as the “San Antonio 4,” and their attorney, Texas A&M Law adjunct professor Mike Ware, had an extra special reason to celebrate this holiday season: exoneration by the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals.

Thirty-seven Texas A&M University School of Law students received their Juris Doctor degree at the Fall Hooding and Commencement ceremony on Dec. 16, 2016, at the Fort Worth Convention Center.

1L Jason Carr accepted an offer to have his article, “Are Loan Commitments in Commercial Deals Illusory?” published in Probate & Property Magazine, an American Bar Association publication.

Aggie Law students assisted attorneys and families for National Adoption Day at the Tarrant County Family Law Center, helping 70 children find forever families.

Texas A&M Law Review’s symposium, “Agriculture, Intellectual Property & Feeding the World in the 21st Century,” highlighted the law school’s commitment to being at the forefront of agriculture law and policy and bringing attention to new developments in this area of law.

Professor Peter Yu delivered a keynote address, "The RCEP and Trans-Pacific Copyright Norms," at the 2016 Asian Pacific Copyright Association Conference, "Copyright in the Asian Pacific: The Challenges and Opportunities," held in Hong Kong.

Texas A&M University School of Law and Tarleton State University’s Department of Criminology, Criminal Justice and Strategic Studies sponsored a conference, “Implementation of Police Department Consent Decrees: Working Together Toward Institutional Change,” in Fort Worth on Nov. 4-5, 2016.

Twenty-seven Law Aggies received their Aggie Rings at the Ring Day ceremony held at the Sheraton Fort Worth, celebrating with friends, family and faculty.

The Aggie Law Advocacy Program claims victories in nationwide mock trial, negotiation and dispute resolution competitions.

Professor Gabriel Eckstein addressed United Nations representatives from the European Union on the topic of international law and transboundary groundwater resources.

2L Byron Bailey was named a recipient of the Dallas Bar Foundation’s Sarah T. Hughes Diversity Scholarship.

Three Texas A&M University School of Law professors participated in the 95th Annual Meeting of the American Branch of the International Law Association (ABILA) on Oct. 27-29, 2016 in New York City.

The Association of Former Students named Texas A&M University School of Law Professor Neal Newman the law school recipient of the 2016 Distinguished Achievement Award: College Level.

Four women, known as the “San Antonio Four,” joined their attorney, Innocence Clinic director Mike Ware, in Fort Worth to talk with law students about their fight to be exonerated at a screening of the documentary "Southwest of Salem."

Professor Sahar Aziz testified before the U.S. House of Representatives Homeland Security Committee on countering violent extremism.

Twenty-three Law Aggies received their Aggie Rings at the Ring Day ceremony in Fort Worth, complete with a mini Yell Practice and a visit from Reveille on the eve of the Arkansas game held in Arlington.

3L Cielo Fortin-Camacho placed third in the ABA Section of Real Property, Trust and Estate Law’s 2016 Student Writing Competition with her article, “Red-Handed Without a Defense: Limiting the Risk of Forfeiture When Leasing to Lawful Marijuana Tenants.”