Mitchell Hamline School of Law, law school in St. Paul, Minnesota, U.S
Mitchell Hamline School of Law is a law school in Saint Paul, Minnesota, with four connected buildings spread across a full city block. It features 25 classrooms with current technology, a modern library building, and spaces like the Hachey Commons where students can spend time between classes.
The school has a history spanning over 125 years and traces back to an earlier institution that produced Warren E. Burger, who later became Chief Justice of the United States. This long tradition has shaped legal education in the region throughout its development.
The school sits on Summit Avenue, a historic street in Saint Paul known for its Victorian architecture. Students use the campus as a gathering space where academic learning blends with sharing diverse life experiences in a respectful environment.
The campus is compact and easy to navigate; students find numerous restaurants and shops nearby on Grand Avenue. Parks and trails in the surrounding area offer accessible places for walking and staying active.
The school's library is named after alumnus Warren E. Burger, who rose to become Chief Justice of the Supreme Court. The combination of online and in-person classroom instruction on campus is a rare teaching model that sets the school apart in the region.
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