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HPU Kenneth F. Kahn School of Law Moves into Elegant New Building

The Kenneth F. Kahn School of Law at High Point University moved into its permanent home in August 2025, welcoming first and second-year law students and faculty to the newly constructed three-story, 77,500 square-foot facility.

“The new building has Neo-Georgian architectural design that is elegant, refined, scholarly, sophisticated, and detailed,” said Law School Dean and former Chief Justice of the North Carolina Supreme Court Mark Martin.

Dean Martin further explained that the facility meets the new realities of the legal profession: “We are training lawyers for the legal profession of the future. This necessarily includes training in the technological platforms, including artificial intelligence, that will be associated with that future.”

The law school’s 2024 inaugural class had met in various buildings across the university campus before the new facility opened. HPU President Dr. Nido Qubein held a ribbon-cutting ceremony to mark the official opening of the new building on September 11, 2025.

120-seat large courtroom used for large events and classroom work (Photo courtesy HPU School of Law)

Courtrooms

The 120-seat courtroom is used for ceremonial events, keynote speeches, and public engagements. It also serves as a classroom equipped with plug-in ports at each seat and a state-of-the-art audiovisual system. Martin has already hosted dozens of federal and state court judges and distinguished lawyers in this space.

Two 30-seat courtrooms are fully equipped with counsel tables; judge, jury, and witness areas; and state-of-the-art technology found in modern courtrooms. The courtrooms will be used for experiential learning, such as trial advocacy classes and moot court competitions.

“As a veteran judge, I am confident these courtrooms will provide our students with realistic and inspiring environments to receive practical training,” said Martin.

Classrooms & Conference Rooms

Classrooms are equipped with the latest video-conferencing and remote-learning technology.

Conference rooms for study groups and meetings are equipped with state-of-the-art technology.

“We encourage collaborative learning among our students, just as lawyers routinely collaborate on cases in the legal profession,” said Martin.

Classrooms are equipped with state-of-the-art technology that students will use in their law practices nference rooms for study groups help prepare students for professional collaboration
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The Library

13,000 square-foot library for legal research and individual and group study (Photo courtesy HPU School of Law)

The 13,000-square-foot library features ample study spaces, including individual study carrels, 16 rooms for individual and group study, and many open area desks and table seating. The library also features beautiful chandeliers, accessible shelving, comfortable seating, luxurious carpeting, and two outsized fireplaces.

“Details matter to us at High Point Law. As we have attended to the details of this exciting new building, we are attending to the details of our entire law program, where our students will experience a holistic approach to legal education and learn the knowledge, skills, and values they need to flourish as lawyer leaders,” said Martin.

Kenneth F. Kahn
School of Law
High Point University
One University Parkway,
High Point, NC 27262
www.highpoint.edu
336-841-2650

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HPU Kenneth F. Kahn School of Law Moves into Elegant New Building

The Kenneth F. Kahn School of Law at High Point University moved into its permanent home in August 2025, welcoming first and second-year law students and faculty to the newly constructed three-story, 77,500 square-foot facility.

“The new building has Neo-Georgian architectural design that is elegant, refined, scholarly, sophisticated, and detailed,” said Law School Dean and former Chief Justice of the North Carolina Supreme Court Mark Martin.

Dean Martin further explained that the facility meets the new realities of the legal profession: “We are training lawyers for the legal profession of the future. This necessarily includes training in the technological platforms, including artificial intelligence, that will be associated with that future.”

The law school’s 2024 inaugural class had met in various buildings across the university campus before the new facility opened. HPU President Dr. Nido Qubein held a ribbon-cutting ceremony to mark the official opening of the new building on September 11, 2025.

120-seat large courtroom used for large events and classroom work (Photo courtesy HPU School of Law)

Courtrooms

The 120-seat courtroom is used for ceremonial events, keynote speeches, and public engagements. It also serves as a classroom equipped with plug-in ports at each seat and a state-of-the-art audiovisual system. Martin has already hosted dozens of federal and state court judges and distinguished lawyers in this space.

Two 30-seat courtrooms are fully equipped with counsel tables; judge, jury, and witness areas; and state-of-the-art technology found in modern courtrooms. The courtrooms will be used for experiential learning, such as trial advocacy classes and moot court competitions.

“As a veteran judge, I am confident these courtrooms will provide our students with realistic and inspiring environments to receive practical training,” said Martin.

Classrooms & Conference Rooms

Classrooms are equipped with the latest video-conferencing and remote-learning technology.

Conference rooms for study groups and meetings are equipped with state-of-the-art technology.

“We encourage collaborative learning among our students, just as lawyers routinely collaborate on cases in the legal profession,” said Martin.

Classrooms are equipped with state-of-the-art technology that students will use in their law practices nference rooms for study groups help prepare students for professional collaboration
Previous
Next

The Library

13,000 square-foot library for legal research and individual and group study (Photo courtesy HPU School of Law)

The 13,000-square-foot library features ample study spaces, including individual study carrels, 16 rooms for individual and group study, and many open area desks and table seating. The library also features beautiful chandeliers, accessible shelving, comfortable seating, luxurious carpeting, and two outsized fireplaces.

“Details matter to us at High Point Law. As we have attended to the details of this exciting new building, we are attending to the details of our entire law program, where our students will experience a holistic approach to legal education and learn the knowledge, skills, and values they need to flourish as lawyer leaders,” said Martin.

Kenneth F. Kahn
School of Law
High Point University
One University Parkway,
High Point, NC 27262
www.highpoint.edu
336-841-2650

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HPU Kenneth F. Kahn School of Law Moves into Elegant New Building

The Kenneth F. Kahn School of Law at High Point University moved into its permanent home in August 2025, welcoming first and second-year law students and faculty to the newly constructed three-story, 77,500 square-foot facility.

“The new building has Neo-Georgian architectural design that is elegant, refined, scholarly, sophisticated, and detailed,” said Law School Dean and former Chief Justice of the North Carolina Supreme Court Mark Martin.

Dean Martin further explained that the facility meets the new realities of the legal profession: “We are training lawyers for the legal profession of the future. This necessarily includes training in the technological platforms, including artificial intelligence, that will be associated with that future.”

The law school’s 2024 inaugural class had met in various buildings across the university campus before the new facility opened. HPU President Dr. Nido Qubein held a ribbon-cutting ceremony to mark the official opening of the new building on September 11, 2025.

120-seat large courtroom used for large events and classroom work (Photo courtesy HPU School of Law)

Courtrooms

The 120-seat courtroom is used for ceremonial events, keynote speeches, and public engagements. It also serves as a classroom equipped with plug-in ports at each seat and a state-of-the-art audiovisual system. Martin has already hosted dozens of federal and state court judges and distinguished lawyers in this space.

Two 30-seat courtrooms are fully equipped with counsel tables; judge, jury, and witness areas; and state-of-the-art technology found in modern courtrooms. The courtrooms will be used for experiential learning, such as trial advocacy classes and moot court competitions.

“As a veteran judge, I am confident these courtrooms will provide our students with realistic and inspiring environments to receive practical training,” said Martin.

Classrooms & Conference Rooms

Classrooms are equipped with the latest video-conferencing and remote-learning technology.

Conference rooms for study groups and meetings are equipped with state-of-the-art technology.

“We encourage collaborative learning among our students, just as lawyers routinely collaborate on cases in the legal profession,” said Martin.

Classrooms are equipped with state-of-the-art technology that students will use in their law practices nference rooms for study groups help prepare students for professional collaboration
Previous
Next

The Library

13,000 square-foot library for legal research and individual and group study (Photo courtesy HPU School of Law)

The 13,000-square-foot library features ample study spaces, including individual study carrels, 16 rooms for individual and group study, and many open area desks and table seating. The library also features beautiful chandeliers, accessible shelving, comfortable seating, luxurious carpeting, and two outsized fireplaces.

“Details matter to us at High Point Law. As we have attended to the details of this exciting new building, we are attending to the details of our entire law program, where our students will experience a holistic approach to legal education and learn the knowledge, skills, and values they need to flourish as lawyer leaders,” said Martin.

Kenneth F. Kahn
School of Law
High Point University
One University Parkway,
High Point, NC 27262
www.highpoint.edu
336-841-2650

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HPU Kenneth F. Kahn School of Law Moves into Elegant New Building

The Kenneth F. Kahn School of Law at High Point University moved into its permanent home in August 2025, welcoming first and second-year law students and faculty to the newly constructed three-story, 77,500 square-foot facility.

“The new building has Neo-Georgian architectural design that is elegant, refined, scholarly, sophisticated, and detailed,” said Law School Dean and former Chief Justice of the North Carolina Supreme Court Mark Martin.

Dean Martin further explained that the facility meets the new realities of the legal profession: “We are training lawyers for the legal profession of the future. This necessarily includes training in the technological platforms, including artificial intelligence, that will be associated with that future.”

The law school’s 2024 inaugural class had met in various buildings across the university campus before the new facility opened. HPU President Dr. Nido Qubein held a ribbon-cutting ceremony to mark the official opening of the new building on September 11, 2025.

120-seat large courtroom used for large events and classroom work (Photo courtesy HPU School of Law)

Courtrooms

The 120-seat courtroom is used for ceremonial events, keynote speeches, and public engagements. It also serves as a classroom equipped with plug-in ports at each seat and a state-of-the-art audiovisual system. Martin has already hosted dozens of federal and state court judges and distinguished lawyers in this space.

Two 30-seat courtrooms are fully equipped with counsel tables; judge, jury, and witness areas; and state-of-the-art technology found in modern courtrooms. The courtrooms will be used for experiential learning, such as trial advocacy classes and moot court competitions.

“As a veteran judge, I am confident these courtrooms will provide our students with realistic and inspiring environments to receive practical training,” said Martin.

Classrooms & Conference Rooms

Classrooms are equipped with the latest video-conferencing and remote-learning technology.

Conference rooms for study groups and meetings are equipped with state-of-the-art technology.

“We encourage collaborative learning among our students, just as lawyers routinely collaborate on cases in the legal profession,” said Martin.

Classrooms are equipped with state-of-the-art technology that students will use in their law practices nference rooms for study groups help prepare students for professional collaboration
Previous
Next

The Library

13,000 square-foot library for legal research and individual and group study (Photo courtesy HPU School of Law)

The 13,000-square-foot library features ample study spaces, including individual study carrels, 16 rooms for individual and group study, and many open area desks and table seating. The library also features beautiful chandeliers, accessible shelving, comfortable seating, luxurious carpeting, and two outsized fireplaces.

“Details matter to us at High Point Law. As we have attended to the details of this exciting new building, we are attending to the details of our entire law program, where our students will experience a holistic approach to legal education and learn the knowledge, skills, and values they need to flourish as lawyer leaders,” said Martin.

Kenneth F. Kahn
School of Law
High Point University
One University Parkway,
High Point, NC 27262
www.highpoint.edu
336-841-2650

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HPU Kenneth F. Kahn School of Law Moves into Elegant New Building

The Kenneth F. Kahn School of Law at High Point University moved into its permanent home in August 2025, welcoming first and second-year law students and faculty to the newly constructed three-story, 77,500 square-foot facility.

“The new building has Neo-Georgian architectural design that is elegant, refined, scholarly, sophisticated, and detailed,” said Law School Dean and former Chief Justice of the North Carolina Supreme Court Mark Martin.

Dean Martin further explained that the facility meets the new realities of the legal profession: “We are training lawyers for the legal profession of the future. This necessarily includes training in the technological platforms, including artificial intelligence, that will be associated with that future.”

The law school’s 2024 inaugural class had met in various buildings across the university campus before the new facility opened. HPU President Dr. Nido Qubein held a ribbon-cutting ceremony to mark the official opening of the new building on September 11, 2025.

120-seat large courtroom used for large events and classroom work (Photo courtesy HPU School of Law)

Courtrooms

The 120-seat courtroom is used for ceremonial events, keynote speeches, and public engagements. It also serves as a classroom equipped with plug-in ports at each seat and a state-of-the-art audiovisual system. Martin has already hosted dozens of federal and state court judges and distinguished lawyers in this space.

Two 30-seat courtrooms are fully equipped with counsel tables; judge, jury, and witness areas; and state-of-the-art technology found in modern courtrooms. The courtrooms will be used for experiential learning, such as trial advocacy classes and moot court competitions.

“As a veteran judge, I am confident these courtrooms will provide our students with realistic and inspiring environments to receive practical training,” said Martin.

Classrooms & Conference Rooms

Classrooms are equipped with the latest video-conferencing and remote-learning technology.

Conference rooms for study groups and meetings are equipped with state-of-the-art technology.

“We encourage collaborative learning among our students, just as lawyers routinely collaborate on cases in the legal profession,” said Martin.

Classrooms are equipped with state-of-the-art technology that students will use in their law practices nference rooms for study groups help prepare students for professional collaboration
Previous
Next

The Library

13,000 square-foot library for legal research and individual and group study (Photo courtesy HPU School of Law)

The 13,000-square-foot library features ample study spaces, including individual study carrels, 16 rooms for individual and group study, and many open area desks and table seating. The library also features beautiful chandeliers, accessible shelving, comfortable seating, luxurious carpeting, and two outsized fireplaces.

“Details matter to us at High Point Law. As we have attended to the details of this exciting new building, we are attending to the details of our entire law program, where our students will experience a holistic approach to legal education and learn the knowledge, skills, and values they need to flourish as lawyer leaders,” said Martin.

Kenneth F. Kahn
School of Law
High Point University
One University Parkway,
High Point, NC 27262
www.highpoint.edu
336-841-2650

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HPU Kenneth F. Kahn School of Law Moves into Elegant New Building

The Kenneth F. Kahn School of Law at High Point University moved into its permanent home in August 2025, welcoming first and second-year law students and faculty to the newly constructed three-story, 77,500 square-foot facility.

“The new building has Neo-Georgian architectural design that is elegant, refined, scholarly, sophisticated, and detailed,” said Law School Dean and former Chief Justice of the North Carolina Supreme Court Mark Martin.

Dean Martin further explained that the facility meets the new realities of the legal profession: “We are training lawyers for the legal profession of the future. This necessarily includes training in the technological platforms, including artificial intelligence, that will be associated with that future.”

The law school’s 2024 inaugural class had met in various buildings across the university campus before the new facility opened. HPU President Dr. Nido Qubein held a ribbon-cutting ceremony to mark the official opening of the new building on September 11, 2025.

120-seat large courtroom used for large events and classroom work (Photo courtesy HPU School of Law)

Courtrooms

The 120-seat courtroom is used for ceremonial events, keynote speeches, and public engagements. It also serves as a classroom equipped with plug-in ports at each seat and a state-of-the-art audiovisual system. Martin has already hosted dozens of federal and state court judges and distinguished lawyers in this space.

Two 30-seat courtrooms are fully equipped with counsel tables; judge, jury, and witness areas; and state-of-the-art technology found in modern courtrooms. The courtrooms will be used for experiential learning, such as trial advocacy classes and moot court competitions.

“As a veteran judge, I am confident these courtrooms will provide our students with realistic and inspiring environments to receive practical training,” said Martin.

Classrooms & Conference Rooms

Classrooms are equipped with the latest video-conferencing and remote-learning technology.

Conference rooms for study groups and meetings are equipped with state-of-the-art technology.

“We encourage collaborative learning among our students, just as lawyers routinely collaborate on cases in the legal profession,” said Martin.

Classrooms are equipped with state-of-the-art technology that students will use in their law practices nference rooms for study groups help prepare students for professional collaboration
Previous
Next

The Library

13,000 square-foot library for legal research and individual and group study (Photo courtesy HPU School of Law)

The 13,000-square-foot library features ample study spaces, including individual study carrels, 16 rooms for individual and group study, and many open area desks and table seating. The library also features beautiful chandeliers, accessible shelving, comfortable seating, luxurious carpeting, and two outsized fireplaces.

“Details matter to us at High Point Law. As we have attended to the details of this exciting new building, we are attending to the details of our entire law program, where our students will experience a holistic approach to legal education and learn the knowledge, skills, and values they need to flourish as lawyer leaders,” said Martin.

Kenneth F. Kahn
School of Law
High Point University
One University Parkway,
High Point, NC 27262
www.highpoint.edu
336-841-2650

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HPU Kenneth F. Kahn School of Law Moves into Elegant New Building

The Kenneth F. Kahn School of Law at High Point University moved into its permanent home in August 2025, welcoming first and second-year law students and faculty to the newly constructed three-story, 77,500 square-foot facility.

“The new building has Neo-Georgian architectural design that is elegant, refined, scholarly, sophisticated, and detailed,” said Law School Dean and former Chief Justice of the North Carolina Supreme Court Mark Martin.

Dean Martin further explained that the facility meets the new realities of the legal profession: “We are training lawyers for the legal profession of the future. This necessarily includes training in the technological platforms, including artificial intelligence, that will be associated with that future.”

The law school’s 2024 inaugural class had met in various buildings across the university campus before the new facility opened. HPU President Dr. Nido Qubein held a ribbon-cutting ceremony to mark the official opening of the new building on September 11, 2025.

120-seat large courtroom used for large events and classroom work (Photo courtesy HPU School of Law)

Courtrooms

The 120-seat courtroom is used for ceremonial events, keynote speeches, and public engagements. It also serves as a classroom equipped with plug-in ports at each seat and a state-of-the-art audiovisual system. Martin has already hosted dozens of federal and state court judges and distinguished lawyers in this space.

Two 30-seat courtrooms are fully equipped with counsel tables; judge, jury, and witness areas; and state-of-the-art technology found in modern courtrooms. The courtrooms will be used for experiential learning, such as trial advocacy classes and moot court competitions.

“As a veteran judge, I am confident these courtrooms will provide our students with realistic and inspiring environments to receive practical training,” said Martin.

Classrooms & Conference Rooms

Classrooms are equipped with the latest video-conferencing and remote-learning technology.

Conference rooms for study groups and meetings are equipped with state-of-the-art technology.

“We encourage collaborative learning among our students, just as lawyers routinely collaborate on cases in the legal profession,” said Martin.

Classrooms are equipped with state-of-the-art technology that students will use in their law practices nference rooms for study groups help prepare students for professional collaboration
Previous
Next

The Library

13,000 square-foot library for legal research and individual and group study (Photo courtesy HPU School of Law)

The 13,000-square-foot library features ample study spaces, including individual study carrels, 16 rooms for individual and group study, and many open area desks and table seating. The library also features beautiful chandeliers, accessible shelving, comfortable seating, luxurious carpeting, and two outsized fireplaces.

“Details matter to us at High Point Law. As we have attended to the details of this exciting new building, we are attending to the details of our entire law program, where our students will experience a holistic approach to legal education and learn the knowledge, skills, and values they need to flourish as lawyer leaders,” said Martin.

Kenneth F. Kahn
School of Law
High Point University
One University Parkway,
High Point, NC 27262
www.highpoint.edu
336-841-2650

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HPU Kenneth F. Kahn School of Law Moves into Elegant New Building

The Kenneth F. Kahn School of Law at High Point University moved into its permanent home in August 2025, welcoming first and second-year law students and faculty to the newly constructed three-story, 77,500 square-foot facility.

“The new building has Neo-Georgian architectural design that is elegant, refined, scholarly, sophisticated, and detailed,” said Law School Dean and former Chief Justice of the North Carolina Supreme Court Mark Martin.

Dean Martin further explained that the facility meets the new realities of the legal profession: “We are training lawyers for the legal profession of the future. This necessarily includes training in the technological platforms, including artificial intelligence, that will be associated with that future.”

The law school’s 2024 inaugural class had met in various buildings across the university campus before the new facility opened. HPU President Dr. Nido Qubein held a ribbon-cutting ceremony to mark the official opening of the new building on September 11, 2025.

120-seat large courtroom used for large events and classroom work (Photo courtesy HPU School of Law)

Courtrooms

The 120-seat courtroom is used for ceremonial events, keynote speeches, and public engagements. It also serves as a classroom equipped with plug-in ports at each seat and a state-of-the-art audiovisual system. Martin has already hosted dozens of federal and state court judges and distinguished lawyers in this space.

Two 30-seat courtrooms are fully equipped with counsel tables; judge, jury, and witness areas; and state-of-the-art technology found in modern courtrooms. The courtrooms will be used for experiential learning, such as trial advocacy classes and moot court competitions.

“As a veteran judge, I am confident these courtrooms will provide our students with realistic and inspiring environments to receive practical training,” said Martin.

Classrooms & Conference Rooms

Classrooms are equipped with the latest video-conferencing and remote-learning technology.

Conference rooms for study groups and meetings are equipped with state-of-the-art technology.

“We encourage collaborative learning among our students, just as lawyers routinely collaborate on cases in the legal profession,” said Martin.

Classrooms are equipped with state-of-the-art technology that students will use in their law practices nference rooms for study groups help prepare students for professional collaboration
Previous
Next

The Library

13,000 square-foot library for legal research and individual and group study (Photo courtesy HPU School of Law)

The 13,000-square-foot library features ample study spaces, including individual study carrels, 16 rooms for individual and group study, and many open area desks and table seating. The library also features beautiful chandeliers, accessible shelving, comfortable seating, luxurious carpeting, and two outsized fireplaces.

“Details matter to us at High Point Law. As we have attended to the details of this exciting new building, we are attending to the details of our entire law program, where our students will experience a holistic approach to legal education and learn the knowledge, skills, and values they need to flourish as lawyer leaders,” said Martin.

Kenneth F. Kahn
School of Law
High Point University
One University Parkway,
High Point, NC 27262
www.highpoint.edu
336-841-2650

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