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From suffrage to equal rights: Mitchell Hamline to host week of events marking Women’s History Month

Posted: March 16, 2021
Mitchell Hamline School of Law will host several events during the week of March 22 to commemorate the work of activists in Minnesota who ensured the right to vote for women, as well as to discuss current debates and litigation over the Equal Rights Amendment and the Voting Rights Act. The series is called “Julia …

From suffrage to equal rights: Mitchell Hamline to host week of events marking Women’s History Month

New course at Mitchell Hamline focuses on transgender rights and the law

Posted: March 5, 2021
Nine Mitchell Hamline students are part of the initial offering of a class this spring that focuses on transgender rights and the law. Transgender rights have a long history in the state. Minneapolis was the nation’s first city to pass trans-inclusive civil rights protection in the 1970s, and Minnesota was the first state to do …

New course at Mitchell Hamline focuses on transgender rights and the law

Mitchell Hamline pledges to become an antiracist school

Posted: February 24, 2021
Mitchell Hamline School of Law is pledging to work toward becoming an antiracist law school, with the passage of a resolution approved last week by faculty. The resolution commits the school to several actions to “identify and eliminate racism that exists at our school, in the legal profession, and in the judicial system.” Those actions …

Mitchell Hamline pledges to become an antiracist school

Starting Feb. 15, campus entry requires health check-in on app

Posted: February 10, 2021
App requirement and new website add to school’s ability to track COVID-19 Mitchell Hamline School of Law will require all people entering its campus building in St. Paul to self-screen with an app called #CampusClear, starting Monday, February 15. The app is a free and easy-to-use tool that asks visitors to answer one question about …

Starting Feb. 15, campus entry requires health check-in on app