Past Events

On Tuesday, April 19, the Clements Center for National Security and the Kay Bailey Hutchison Center for Energy, Law & Business will host Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison and Will Inboden for a discussion: "The Ukraine War: What Comes Next on Energy and Security." Join us on Zoom at noon CT.

Join the LBJ School Student Ambassador team to talk about classes, culture and life as an LBJ student.

Join the LBJ School's Office of Student Affairs and Admissions team to talk about the application process, the different programs we offer, and the student services we provide.

Join the LBJ School Student Ambassador team to talk about classes, culture and life as an LBJ student.

On Tuesday, Feb. 15, the Strauss Center, Clements Center and the Intelligence Studies Project are pleased to welcome Amy Zegart, senior fellow at the Hoover Institution, for a virtual talk on her newly released book, Spies, Lies, and Algorithms: The History and Future of American Intelligence. Steve Slick, director of the Intelligence Studies Project, will moderate the discussion.

On Thursday, Feb. 3, the Strauss Center is pleased to welcome Keren Elazari for a virtual talk on "Hacker Culture Around the World" as part of Strauss's speaker series, "Tales from the Cybersecurity Front," which is aimed at sharing stories from the cyber world. If you've only learned about hacker culture from movies, you've missed the best parts. Not only is it a rich tapestry that has evolved over the decades, but it is different around the world, especially as it pertains to the relationship between hackers and a national government (tolerated, supported, tight partnership, etc.). Global hacker and speaker Keren Elazari and Strauss Senior Cybersecurity Fellow Wendy Nather will talk about this evolution from the '70s and '80s through the '90s and how it works today, as well as the implications for cybersecurity policy.

Join the LBJ School's Office of Student Affairs and Admissions team to talk about the DC Concentration, the application process and the student services we provide. 

In celebration of Martin Luther King Jr.'s birthday, the Office of Justice, Equity, Diversity & Inclusion at the LBJ School will host award-winning playwright and scholar Lisa B. Thompson to discuss how MLK's political thought and activism continue to bridge gaps between our moral imagination and civic discourse, especially in this time of political polarization. Panelists will discuss the following questions: How can we utilize MLK's model of leadership to confront racial, political, economic and ideological divisions? In what ways are we able to build consensus around the very ideal of democracy in such precarious times? What happens if we fail to meet this political, moral and policy challenge?

Join the LBJ School Student Ambassador team to talk about classes, culture and life as an LBJ student.

Over the Winter Break — Dec. 24, 2021 until Jan. 3, 2022 — the University and the LBJ School will be officially closed. If needed, please utilize the following contact information.