• Dick Bell Courtroom

    The Dick Bell Courtroom is one of the largest and most technologically advanced courtrooms in the nation. The 250-seat courtroom has hosted appellate cases from both the Oklahoma Court of Criminal Appeals (including a death penalty appeal) and the US Court of Appeals for the 10th Circuit, as well as civil trials from the US District Court for the Western District of Oklahoma.

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  • Boren Atrium

    The David L. Boren Atrium is at the heart of OU Law. The atrium, which connects all floors of the law school, was named in honor of OU's president, a 1968 graduate of OU Law who is the longest-serving president in the Big 12 and the second longest serving president of the University of Oklahoma.

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  • Donald E. Pray Law Library

    The Donald E. Pray Law Library at the University of Oklahoma Law Center provides a comfortable and modern setting for studying the law and conducting legal research. Students, faculty, attorneys, and public patrons have access to all major legal databases, many specialty databases and an extensive print collection.

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  • Earl M. Sneed Faculty Lounge

    Sneed Lounge is known as the "living room" of OU Law. The intimate space, which was recently rennovated, offers a prime location for faculty and student organizations to host small meetings, luncheons and events.

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OU LAW VIDEOS

A Tribute to Frank and Edna Elkouri
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    Oklahoma's First State Energy Plan

    Please join Jay Albert, Deputy Secretary of Energy, in Classroom 3 at noon. Lunch provided. Sponsored by SBA, ELS, ERLSA, & OPCD.

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  • Feb 23 Thu

    CLS Discussion Group

    God, Philosophy, and Universities: A Journey Through the Western Intellectual Tradition is CLS' weekly discussion group led by Prof. McCall, McNic...

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OU LAW BLOG

Inspired by Ada Lois Sipuel Fisher

Ever read about a person in history and wonder whether you could have been them?  I asked myself that question when I started hearing about Ada Lois Sipuel’s fight to enter OU Law School.  I still ask that question every time that I write about her and every time that my play is performed. 


I am fascinated by her story because I identify with her and wonder whether I would have had the courage and determination to challenge the segregation laws. 

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News

Professor Ragavan Teaches in India on Fulbright Grant

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Deputy Secretary of Energy Jay Albert discusses state energy plan Feb. 22

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BLSA presents "I'll Do It!" Feb. 26 at Langston University

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