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Event will honor Professor Marie Failinger after nearly 40 years at Mitchell Hamline

Posted: February 1, 2023
Join us on Feb. 21 as we celebrate Professor Marie Failinger’s retirement with a CLE and reception. Failinger, 70, said she still plans to be involved with the law school, but she’ll no longer teach full time because of her health. She’s retiring after nearly 40 years with Hamline University School of Law and Mitchell …

Event will honor Professor Marie Failinger after nearly 40 years at Mitchell Hamline

Longtime professor, former Hamline Law dean Marie Failinger retires

Posted: January 20, 2023
Marie Failinger, a longtime professor who was Hamline University School of Law’s final dean in the months before the 2015 combination with William Mitchell College of Law, has retired after nearly 40 years. Failinger, 70, said she still plans to be involved with Mitchell Hamline, but she’ll no longer teach full time because of her …

Longtime professor, former Hamline Law dean Marie Failinger retires

Doug Heidenreich, longtime professor and dean, dies at age 90

Posted: January 5, 2023
Doug Heidenreich, an instrumental leader and professor at William Mitchell College of Law and Mitchell Hamline School of Law for more than 60 years, died Wednesday at the age of 90. “There are very few people who have had more of an impact on our law school than Doug did,” said President and Dean Anthony …

Doug Heidenreich, longtime professor and dean, dies at age 90

Mitchell Hamline course gives intro to world of museum law

Posted: January 5, 2023
For all the imagination a trip through a museum can inspire, it might be hard for people to remember that museums are businesses – usually nonprofit – that must comply with the same business and nonprofit laws that exist for everyone else. And then there are laws unique to museums, as students are learning in …

Mitchell Hamline course gives intro to world of museum law

Mitchell Hamline professor’s forthcoming article cited in briefs in crucial Supreme Court case

Posted: December 5, 2022
The authors of three briefs in an important election-related Supreme Court case have cited a forthcoming law review article by Mitchell Hamline Associate Professor Jason Marisam. Oral arguments in the case, Moore v. Harper, will be heard this week, on December 7. Marisam’s forthcoming article focuses on the crux of the case – a theory …

Mitchell Hamline professor’s forthcoming article cited in briefs in crucial Supreme Court case