Diversity and Inclusion Resources

The University of Chicago Law School is committed to diversity and inclusion and aspires to create a learning environment welcome to all.  Listed below are Law School and University resources dedicated to fostering and promoting diversity with the University of Chicago community. To learn how to file a report related to matters touching upon diversity, please see File a Report.

Law School Resources

University Resources

Services

Several services are aimed at providing tools and guidance to help students understand their options and to answer logistical questions.

Offices & Organizations

  • Equal Opportunity Programs
  • Office of LGBTQ Student Life - Serves lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgendered, queer, and questioning students and allies from across the University in order to create an inclusive and safe community, providing educational, social, and professional opportunities and resources.
  • Office of Multicultural Student Affairs - Supports the academic success of students of color at the University of Chicago and works to build an inclusive campus community.
  • Spiritual Life Office - Connects students of every faith to resources on campus and in the community at large, including student groups, places of worship, and events.
  • The Student Ombudsperson is an independent University official appointed by (and reporting to) the University President. The Ombudsperson is responsible for investigating and helping to resolve student complaints and grievances, particularly in instances where regular channels or processes have not proved sufficient.

View more resources at the University's Diversity & Inclusion website.

Bar Association Resources

There are several national, state and Chicago area bar associations with a focus on various aspects of diversity. For a list of diversity bar associations, click here.