Zamira Saidi's pursuit of justice fuels her curiosity and desire to learn more. Growing up in Afghanistan and moving to the U.K. before heading to Cincinnati, she's just getting started.
Immerse yourself into a community dedicated to educate and inspire leaders to pursue justice and advance the role of law in society. Dive into unique opportunities to defend the wrongfully convicted, fight for human rights around the globe, combat the economic inequalities of today, and lift members of underserved communities.
Join the fight and apply to one of the Nation’s Top Social Justice Law Schools.
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
October 20, 2021
Cincinnati Edition’s Michael Monk spoke with Nate Ela PhD, assistant professor of political science and law at the University of Cincinnati College of Law and Dan Horn, an investigative reporter with the Cincinnati Enquirer about a lawsuit claiming a housing abatement program in the city of Cincinnati is discriminatory.
October 15, 2021
Event: November 30, 2021 12:15 PM
Guest lecturer Nora Engstrom will analyze the invention, evolution of tort law.
October 15, 2021
Event: November 10, 2021 12:15 PM
Professor Felix Chang will discuss the legal, economic effect of ethnically segmented markets.