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The Mitchell Hamline School of Law application cycle officially opened on Oct. 1 for prospective students. Mitchell Hamline’s flexible enrollment options help make legal education possible, allowing students to pursue their own path to a J.D. that works for their lives. Students can attend law school full time or part time, in-person or partially online …

Application cycle opens Oct. 1 for students interested in earning a law degree

Mitchell Hamline School of Law’s Dispute Resolution Institute (DRI) offers the unique opportunity for students to examine the law and conflict resolution abroad in the Holy Land, the site of an intense cross-section of religious tradition, history, and culture. The program, “Conflict Resolution from Religious Traditions,” again returns for the 2027 January term and will …

DRI students to return to the Holy Land to study conflict resolution abroad

Mitchell Hamline School of Law is proud to announce the recipients of its 2026 Alumni Awards, recognizing four members of the law school community whose careers and service reflect the impact of a Mitchell Hamline legal education.  This year’s honorees include Distinguished Alumni Award recipient Hon. Shawn M. Bartsh ’82, Outstanding Alumni Award recipient Nicole …

Mitchell Hamline announces 2026 Alumni Award recipients and inaugural Legacy and Future Award honoree

Mitchell Hamline School of Law is proud to welcome new leaders and members of the Alumni Association Board, a key group of individuals who serve the community of more than 23,000 law school alumni and foster involvement, philanthropy, and connections with students and one another. The board’s leadership is helmed by President Caroline Moos ’19 …

Alumni Association Board welcomes new leaders, members

When Ebra Brock ’26 walked into law school, she knew she wanted to be in the courtroom. What she didn’t know was how much her definition of advocacy—and her own sense of what was possible—would change along the way. As a single mother raising three children while working and attending Mitchell Hamline School of Law …

Ebra Brock ’26: Finding her place, building her community, and becoming an advocate