This fall, these students from across Texas and several other states are enrolled in South Texas Law's highly selective online, ABA-accredited J.D. degree program. Learn more about our J.D. Part-time / Online here: bit.ly/3JkDtNX

This fall, 11 legal experts join the ranks of STCL Houston’s faculty, bringing with them extensive experience and a commitment to educating the next generation of lawyers. Learn more about about them here: bit.ly/4mPL45m

South Texas Law's Advocacy Program — led by Professor of Law Rob Galloway — is named one of the best in the country in the 2025 back-to-school issue of preLaw Magazine. Click here to read more: bit.ly/3Htla8J

South Texas Law's new president and dean, Reynaldo Valencia, was recently honored by the Harris County Commissioners' Court with a resolution sponsored by the commissioner for Precinct 4, Lesley Briones.

From scholarship recipient to legacy supporter, Sharon Schweitzer ’89 is ensuring the same opportunities she received at South Texas Law will continue for generations. This Make-A-Will Month, “lift as you climb” and make law your legacy. Read more here: stcl.edu/alumni-spotlig…

The Princeton Review recently named South Texas College of Law Houston one of the nation’s “Best Law Schools for 2025." Read more here: bit.ly/4nbcZgu

This Labor Day, we honor the American worker — including the attorneys, advocates, and future lawyers who advance justice and strengthen our communities. Happy Labor Day from STCL Houston! #STCLHouston #SouthTexasLaw #LaborDay

Congrats to South Texas Law's dispute resolution team — Ana V. Navas Seijas, Christian "Chris" Peck, and Meher Iqbal — on being crowned the 2025 champions of the Alternate Dispute Resolution (ADR) Triathlon at the University of Houston last weekend.

Two recent graduates from South Texas College of Law Houston — Garrett Gray ’23 and Martha “Mattie” Vázquez ’24 — had the honor of serving as clerks for justices of the Supreme Court of Texas this year. Click here to read more: bit.ly/461Bffi

The Veterans Law Students Association (VLSA) and The Federalist Society hosted a 9/11 remembrance on campus, reminding the crowd that service is part of the American legacy. Read more here: bit.ly/3JWOXHD

Women’s Law Society President and 3L Michaela Vega-Woodard is currently working for the Harris County Child Protection Court, a position she secured by taking initiative. Now, she encourages her fellow students to do the same. Read more here: bit.ly/4nrMNy3

Marchion “Marc” Wynne II, a 3L student and President of the Student Bar Association (SBA), has always had a passion for leadership. That passion will empower him to serve the community in countless ways after graduation and beyond. Read more here: bit.ly/3IlOxdo

For Constitution Day on Wednesday, President and Dean Rey Valencia engaged the Hon. Evan A. Young of the Supreme Court of Texas in a dialogue about the founding of the Constitution, its importance today, and the high value of the rule of law.

Austin Daniel Brauweiler, 2L, secured consecutive criminal and judicial externships this past summer, something he credits to the assistance of the CRC and the supportive environment of South Texas Law. Read more here: bit.ly/4mle5VT

South Texas Law’s Associate Prof. Ryan H. Nelson is this year's recipient of the Michael J. Zimmer Memorial Award, presented at the 20th Annual Colloquium on Scholarship in Employment and Labor Law. Read more: bit.ly/4nRfnt6

This Hispanic Heritage Month, Judge Raúl Rodríguez ’91 and Pati Limón de Rodríguez ’24 share their journeys. Their story is reminder that visibility creates opportunity, and South Texas Law remains committed to ensuring Latino voices are heard. Read more: bit.ly/4pFIXU3

This upcoming summer, Bijaar Ishaq, 2L will be splitting his time between two law firms — Serpe Andrews, and Fee, Smith & Sharp. His advice when looking for opportunities? Be your authentic self, on paper and in person. Read more: bit.ly/3VCsbr6

South Texas Law's Hispanic Law Students Association partnered with the school's Agosto Justice Center for Leadership and Empowerment to present a fun-filled evening celebrating Hispanic culture. View more photos from the event here: flic.kr/s/aHBqjCvuC2

Gisela Soto, 2L and president of the Lawtina Network, hopes to inspire her family back home in La Vernia, Texas, through her dedication to leadership and drive to be an agent for change. Read more here: bit.ly/3KPeqmx

Through mentorship, teaching, and leadership in the energy law community, Sean Berwald '18 is helping students turn ambition into achievement. Learn more and join us in honoring him with the Young Alumni Award at the 2025 Annual Alumni Awards Luncheon: bit.ly/4pTvMPs