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Two separate Mitchell Hamline institutes, both nationally ranked for their work, mark anniversaries in 2016. For 25 years, the Dispute Resolution Institute has taught innovative ways to deliver justice through resolving conflicts, solving problems, and negotiating deals—both domestically and around the world. For the last 16 years, the institute has been ranked in the top …

Two Mitchell Hamline institutes celebrate anniversaries

Mitchell Hamline administrators and faculty met with a delegation of Chinese higher education officials Tuesday, April 26. The purpose of the meeting was to explore new ways Mitchell Hamline might partner with Chinese law schools. Mitchell Hamline President and Dean Mark Gordon welcomed Wang Guangfa, President of Fazheng Group and Chairman and Principal of Beijing …

Mitchell Hamline officials discuss partnerships with Chinese education delegation

Mitchell Hamline adjunct professor and Florida judge Lou Schiff ’80 has combined his love for the law and baseball into a new legal textbook. Schiff and Robert Jarvis, a law professor at Nova Southeastern University in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., have co-authored “Baseball and the Law”, published by Carolina Academic Press. The book was the first …

Mitchell Hamline adjunct professor co-authors textbook on baseball and the law

Mark Gordon was installed as the first president and dean of Mitchell Hamline School of Law Tuesday, April 12, marking a new chapter for the recently combined institution and its rich legacy in the legal community. Participants in the evening ceremony included Minnesota Supreme Court Chief Justice Lorie Gildea, St. Paul Mayor Chris Coleman, former St. Paul …

Mark Gordon installed as first president and dean of Mitchell Hamline

U.S. Sen. Al Franken called on Republican senators to end their blockade of President Obama’s nominee for the Supreme Court, Merrick Garland, during a news conference at Mitchell Hamline School of Law on Thursday. Franken, a Democrat from Minnesota and a member of the Senate Judiciary Committee, said he’ll reserve final judgment until he’s gathered …

Franken: U.S. Senate should consider Obama’s Supreme Court nominee