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Minnesota Lawyer has taken notice of an effort at Mitchell Hamline to cover the full tuition bill of student veterans who qualify for the Post 9/11 G.I. Bill Yellow Ribbon Program. In the past, the VA paid a portion of an eligible veteran’s Mitchell Hamline tuition, the school paid $1,000, and the Yellow Ribbon Program …

Minnesota Lawyer: Yellow Ribbon Program draws vets to Mitchell Hamline

  The St. Paul Pioneer Press featured Mitchell Hamline President and Dean Mark Gordon in a profile piece in its Aug. 13, 2017, edition. The article takes a look at Dean Gordon’s efforts to better connect students with the world outside the classroom—through internships, clinics, and residencies. “I call it the Mitchell Hamline model to …

Pioneer Press profiles Mark Gordon

Full- and part-time students, both new and returning, are beginning their fall courses over the next week or so. The start times vary based on enrollment option. Here’s a look at when students in the various enrollment options kick off their classes: Friday, Aug, 11—Continuing Weekend J.D. students Sunday, Aug. 13—Executive J.D. students Thursday, Aug. 17—Day …

Mitchell Hamline welcomes back students as fall courses begin

Twin Cities immigration attorney Mai Neng Moua ’07 (WMCL) was born in a refugee camp in Thailand after her parents fled Communist-run Laos. Moua and her family continued to face challenges after arriving in the U.S. in 1982. They faced racism, name-calling, and vandalism to their home and property. MPR News correspondent Doualy Xaykaothao profiled Moua in a story …

MPR News profiles alum’s journey from Thai refugee camp

Mitchell Hamline student Rachel Kourelis is profiled in July’s Minnesota edition of Attorney at Law. Kourelis is in the school’s part-time J.D. program, which has allowed her to attend law school while continuing to work in the medical field. She expects to graduate in the spring of 2019. The 27-year-old St. Paul resident recently started a …

Mitchell Hamline student profiled in Attorney at Law Magazine