Michael D’Antonio, winner of the Pulitzer Prize and author of the recently released “Mortal Sins,” will sign copies of his book and speak at a reception in William Mitchell College of Law’s Kelley Boardroom from 4 to 6 pm Friday, April 19. Continue reading →
William Mitchell students Caitlin Grom and Peter Snyder used their deal-making skills to win the Transactional LawMeet® competition Friday, March 29, at Drexel Law School in Philadelphia. Continue reading →
at a special event for Mitchell students and alumni at the History Theatre. Continue reading →
Kyle Loven ’92, supervisory special agent and chief division counsel for the Minneapolis division of the FBI, will deliver this winter’s commencement address at 2 pm Saturday, Jan. 19 in the Mitchell auditorium. Continue reading →
William Mitchell College of Law and Minnesota Women Lawyers will present a free screening of “Girl from Birch Creek,” a 58-minute film about Rosalie Wahl ’67, Minnesota’s first woman Supreme Court justice, Tuesday, Jan. 29, 2013 at 4 pm in the William Mitchell College of Law Auditorium. Continue reading →
William Mitchell College of Law is proud to present the artwork of Greg Stenmoe ’81 in the law school’s Art Gallery now through Dec. 20, 2012. Stenmoe is a shareholder at Briggs and Morgan, where he serves on the management committee and chairs the firm’s Litigation Department. He’s a former chair of Mitchell’s board of trustees and …
A free event hosted by Mitchell’s Recent Grad Committee will provide practical advice and face-to-face networking opportunities for recent graduates and anyone who wants to expand their client list. Continue reading →
Recently retired Minnesota Supreme Court Justice Helen Meyer and her husband business executive Bill Bieber have created a $1 million endowed chair at William Mitchell College of Law in child protection. Continue reading →
A one-of-a-kind program is giving Mitchell students even more essential tools as they prepare for a career in law, business, or both. The Center for Law and Business recently began its second academic year of offering students courses with a non-law business curriculum, along with traditional business law courses. Continue reading →
The William Mitchell community is mourning the loss of longtime friend and supporter Thomas Conlin, who passed away Sept. 23. Continue reading →
Minnesota Supreme Court Justice Helen Meyer ’83 will join William Mitchell College of Law this fall as a distinguished jurist in residence. Continue reading →
When Mitchell students in the Intellectual Property Institute graduate, they’re finding that their job prospects are pretty bright. And you only have to look as far as the college’s alumni and its connection to the IP community to figure out why. Continue reading →
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