Mitchell Hamline School of Law

The Office of Diversity and Inclusion works with the Mitchell Hamline administration, faculty, and staff to create an environment where students feel comfortable expressing their racial, ethnic, gender, national origin, sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression, religion, and all other dimensions of their social and cultural identity. We offer a number of programs and services that help students build a vibrant learning community, as well as explore the law from different perspectives.

Although Mitchell Hamline does not have campus housing, each month, persons in the Twin Cities (and usually in the immediate neighborhoods surrounding Mitchell Hamline) rent their privately-owned properties—including apartments, houses, and duplexes.

Our library is a great place for research, collaboration with fellow students, or quiet study. Open late every day, it’s your place to use research tools such as Bloomberg Law, LexisNexis, Westlaw, and our library’s own research guides. Our reference librarians are available to help you develop research plans and find and resources. They’re available to chat in person or online.

Our model courtroom/classroom design gives students an authentic courtroom experience. They’re highly versatile, filled with adaptable technology and modular furniture that allows for a number of courtroom and classroom setups.