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U.S. News & World Report has released the latest version of its high-profile law school rankings. Check out where prominent Texas institutions landed on the list. Texas A&M University School of ...

A squatter is a person who occupies an abandoned or unoccupied property without the legal right to do so. Squatters may move ...

It is the second-highest rated law school in Texas, behind the No. 16 University of Texas-Austin. The school will soon be housed in Texas A&M Fort Worth, a new campus currently under construction ...

Legislators want to bolster a state law that bans ... “take [the] burden off schools’ shoulders to determine library book appropriateness” by having the Texas Education Agency create ...

Read full article: Blessed Angels Community Center brings Fiesta to seniors with medal, float events From left: University of Texas Interim President Jim Davis, Gov. Greg Abbott and Texas Law ...

LGBTQ+ advocates in August 2023 during Austin Pride Festival near the Texas State Capitol. (KXAN Photo/Josh Hinkle) Dale Carpenter, a Southern Methodist University constitutional ... database because ...

Thomas Gibson, chancellor of the University of Wisconsin at Stevens Point, has been named chancellor of the University of ...

Texas lawmakers are considering bills that would allow law enforcement agencies throughout the state to hide certain disciplinary records from public view and create an avenue for the Austin ...

Stanley Zhong had a 4.42 grade-point average in high school and a nearly perfect SAT score but got rejected from 16 of the 18 colleges he applied for. He is suing the schools.

Removing a squatter requires a law enforcement officer with a valid court order. According to the Texas State Law Library ... a professor at Texas Tech University's School of Law, explained ...

An overhauled version of Senate Bill 37 would also allow anyone to file complaints that could lead schools to lose funds.