There’s still time to give for Mitchell Hamline Giving Day
There’s still time to give for Mitchell Hamline Giving Day
Posted: March 6, 2025
Margaret Leary ’73 chooses to give back to the places that chose her
Posted: March 5, 2025
Margaret Leary ’73 had already earned a master’s degree in library science and wanted to continue her education with a PhD in political science, but her university, in 1968, only accepted her into the master’s program. When she asked why they didn’t accept her into the doctoral program, they said they didn’t like admitting women …
Margaret Leary ’73 chooses to give back to the places that chose her
Mitchell Hamline names Kent Spaulding as vice president of institutional advancement
Posted: February 26, 2025
After a national search, Mitchell Hamline School of Law is pleased to announce Kent Spaulding as its new vice president of institutional advancement. Spaulding will officially join the Mitchell Hamline community on April 7, bringing more than 25 years of leadership experience in higher education and health care fundraising, communications, and relationship management. “I look …
Mitchell Hamline names Kent Spaulding as vice president of institutional advancement
Student makes valuable contributions to wrongful death settlement
Posted: February 20, 2025
Not every law student can say they’ve made major contributions to a legal case, but current 2L John Gauger is gaining practice-ready experience while making a difference in the community. In addition to attending Mitchell Hamline, Gauger works nearly full-time under alum Jeff Sieben ’01, partner at SiebenCarey Personal Injury Law. The two recently saw …
Student makes valuable contributions to wrongful death settlement
Home is where the heart is for Judge Louis Schiff ’80
Posted: February 5, 2025
Home is where the heart is, and Mitchell Hamline is one of those places for Judge Louis Schiff ’80 A kid originally from Brooklyn, who attended Hamline University School of Law in St. Paul, and later became a judge serving Broward County, Florida, recently retired from the bench and is looking forward to the future, …