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The strength of OU Law's academic programs lies in their diversity. We educate lawyers and non-lawyers, with emphasis on preparing the whole student for service.
“I would not have attended law school without my scholarships. Scholarships made attending OU Law an easy decision, and they have been a huge help. Now that I am about to graduate debt-free, I am able to really choose the job I want, and I won’t feel obligated to take the highest paying job. Because of the generosity of our donors, I have been able to really select opportunities that best suited me.” -Lauren Clifton, Class of 2018
Blog
In his new book, Foreclosed: Mortgage Servicing and the Hidden Architecture of Homeownership in America, Professor Chris Odinet provides a revealing look at the 2008 housing crash and its aftermath – including an analysis of abuses that continue to be inflicted upon homeowners as well as possible solutions.
Melissa Caperton, Director of Communications
News
Last week, the OU College of Law honored five distinguished alumni at its annual Order of the Owl Hall of Fame ceremony.
Melissa Caperton, Director of Communications
News
On Feb. 8, the Oklahoma Law Review ’s Symposium, “Lawyering in the Age of Artificial Intelligence,” brought together legal scholars from across the country to interrogate the question: in a world where increasingly robots can synthesize much of law and fact, why does civil society need lawyers at all?
Melissa Caperton, Director of Communications
