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President Emeritus E. Gordon Gee to Return to Ohio State and Hold Residency at Moritz

The Ohio State University announced that former president E. Gordon Gee will be returning to the university through a one-year engagement.  …

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Remembering Gregory Williams, 17th Dean of the Moritz College of Law

The Ohio State community mourns the loss of Gregory H. Williams, the 17th dean of the College of Law, who passed away August 12.  

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Moritz College of Law Welcomes New Full-Time Faculty

Moritz College of Law is excited to have five members joining the faculty on a full-time basis. These exceptional scholars are leaders in their fields…

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Mohamed Helal Selected as Co-Director of Centre for Studies and Research in International Law at Hague Academy of International Law

Professor Mohamed Helal has been selected by the curatorium of the Hague Academy of International Law to co-direct the Centre for Studies and Research…

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Rising and Growing Through Support

For David Roper ’19, the journey from law student to legal practitioner was filled with opportunities for learning and growth. As he continues to…

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A Commitment to Learning and Growth

Laura Holleman ’92 epitomizes what it means to be a lifelong learner. In each opportunity that has come her way, she has found a lesson or a way to…

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Sarah Paul Wins Top Gun National Mock Trial Competition

Sarah Paul ’25 recently won the Top Gun XVI National Mock Trial Competition hosted by Baylor Law School. The competition is one of the most prestigious…

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Amy Schmitz Receives Award for Outstanding Scholarly Work from ABA

Professor Amy Schmitz was recently awarded the 2025 American Bar Association (ABA) Section of Dispute Resolution’s Award for Outstanding Scholarly Work…

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