Students from South Texas College of Law Houston (STCL Houston) recently donated over $35,000 to ABC13’s 40th Annual “Share Your Holidays” Food Drive, benefiting the Houston Food Bank — more than doubling the school’s 2019 donation to the nonprofit.
Loyal STCL Houston alumni and friends this week put their generosity and compassion on full display as they set a new fundraising record for Give Day at Houston’s oldest law school.
The STCL Houston community is celebrating its new citywide recognition as one of the Houston Chronicle’s “Top Workplaces” for 2020.
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Houstonians facing eviction due to COVID-19 now have a new resource — an eviction response program — to assist them with legal and housing concerns.
STCL Houston Professor Guha Krishnamurthi earned recent accolades for himself and Houston’s oldest law school in the 36th Annual AALS Scholarly Papers Competition.
South Texas College of Law Houston alumni from across the nation gathered this month for a virtual town hall with President and Dean Michael F. Barry.
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Numerous media-savvy faculty members at South Texas College of Law Houston have shared their legal expertise in both print and broadcast media outlets this fall. On topics ranging from the passing of U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg and the subsequent nomination of Judge Amy Coney Barrett, to an analysis of the grand jury decision in the Breonna Taylor criminal case, to editorials on racism in academia, South Texas professors continue to represent the law school well and bring national acclaim to Houston’s oldest law school.
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South Texas College of Law Houston students Elizabeth Nevle and Nicholas Ocampo recently won first place at the National Sports Law Negotiation Competition hosted by Thomas Jefferson Law School’s Center for Sports Law & Policy in San Diego.
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