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Veterans Day, an annual holiday to celebrate the military service of living former soldiers, may evoke mixed emotions for veterans discharged from service with an incorrect or inappropriate status. The Veterans Clinic at South Texas College of Law Houston is...

In an early celebration of Veterans Day, South Texas College of Law Houston hosted Supreme Court of Texas Chief Justice Nathan L. Hecht for a discussion about his service as a Judge Advocate in the U.S. Navy Reserve and about...

South Texas College of Law Houston will host the 2023 ABA Arbitration Competition Nov. 10-11. At least 16 schools are competing in this prestigious event to be hosted in person at the law school. Forty additional lawyers are needed to...

South Texas College of Law Houston welcomed recent graduates to the Texas Bar on Wednesday, hosting a Bench and Bar reception and swearing in ceremony. This reception also honored South Texas graduates who serve our community as members...

Three LaRoe siblings -James LaRoe IV, Jagger LaRoe and his twin sister Savannah LaRoe - from Dallas currently are attending South Texas College of Houston, and they are set to graduate in May of 2024, 2025, and 2026.

South Texas College of Law Houston’s Vice President and Associate Dean for Experiential Education Catherine Greene Burnett has been selected to receive the 2024 Lifetime Achievement Award by the Association of American Law Schools Pro Bono and Access to Justice...

South Texas College of Law Houston nominated three individuals to the 2023 AALS Pro Bono Service Honor Roll, which celebrates the exceptional work of individuals engaging in, expanding, and/or supporting their law school community in providing pro bono legal services.

South Texas College of Law Houston will host a Centennial symposium Friday, Oct. 20, shedding light on the ever-evolving realm where legal, financial, and investment sectors intersect.

What do a firefighter, paralegal, immigration officer, teacher, neighborhood volunteer, farmer, patrol sergeant, homicide detective, legal assistant, small-business owner, and military spouse have in common? They are among the 33 students from nine U.S. states who formed the inaugural cohort of...