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As one of the nation’s smallest urban law schools, we will help you follow your path to fulfill your passion. Our students shine brightest when they are fighting for the disenfranchised, elevating local entrepreneurs, combating economic inequalities, and defending human rights. No matter what path you choose, we’ll make it possible. Apply today.
Reflecting mission, the College of Law’s new home will be a place “to educate and inspire.”
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Work to improve the justice system by applying modern technologies to old cases to help overturn wrongful convictions through one of the most successful innocence projects in the nation, founded at Cincinnati Law.
Travel the globe working to defend human rights through the nation's first endowed Human Rights Institute, founded at Cincinnati Law.
Support business and community development in underserved populations by providing free legal advice and services with aspiring entrepreneurs and small business owners.
I can't imagine another school where you get as much bang for your buck as you do at UC Law. It is a small, rigorous academic community that still has all the resources and assets of a renowned Midwestern university, and will give you a fantastic education in preparation for a lifelong practice in law.
Ryan Goellner, Class of 2015 Managing Associate at Frost Brown Todd
May 4, 2021
UC's Ohio Innocence Project helped earn the freedom of Michael Sutton, one of two Cleveland men convicted in 2006 of the shooting of two people and the attempted shooting of a Cleveland police officer when both suspects were 17 years old.
April 28, 2021
University of Cincinnati Day of Giving’s 24-hour challenge was a tremendous success this year, raising $2,219,197 with 3,232 gifts. The fourth annual UC Day of Giving raised its most money to date with alumni, donors, students, faculty and staff joining together to support UC and UC Health.
April 26, 2021
A. Christopher Bryant, the Rufus King Professor of Constitutional Law, and third-year law student Evan Gildenblatt presented to the Economic Development Reform Panel (EDRP) on topics related to the First Amendment in US election law and rebuilding public trust.