Thank you to all of our contributors
The masthead thanks all the contributors to Volume 20: Aaqib Mahmood, Alex McLennan-Brown, Angela Hou, Anne Marshall, Ben Miller, Brian Huang, Cameron Cotton-O’Brien, Dana O’Shea,
Cases to look out for in 2019 These days, with the perpetual barrage of political developments possessing just enough shock value and urgency to hog
SLS Student Experience Townhall
Students express their views on a laptop ban and other areas of concern On January 31, the Students’ Law Society (SLS) held a Student Experience
Happy New Year! May your days be longer and your workloads lighter. With the ringing in of every new year comes a period of reflection.
We’re keeping this one short and sweet. This issue, we reflect on debt and tuition and the recent Toronto Recruit. Our Recruitment Special provides the
Letter From the Editors: In This Issue
Autumn is in full swing. Classes are ramping up and procrastination can now take the form of frolicking through a colourful campus and sipping warm
Welcome back and please, please submit pieces Honghu Wang (2L) and Chloe Magee (3L) It’s 2018. Tuition has risen to $38,183.45.1 The articling crisis looms
Law Students Doing Cool Things: An Interview with Enbal Singer
Chloe Magee (2L) Since Eritrea was recognized as an independent state, the country has been under the control of a one-man dictatorship. Upon reaching
Toronto Summer 2018 Recruitment Special
Click here to view our 2018 Recruitment Special. Shortly after in-firm week in November, Ultra Vires gathered survey responses from U of T Law students
New Year, New Law: Cases to Look Out for in 2018
The common law is often depicted as slow (read: averse) to change. This isn’t surprising given it was founded on the doctrine of stare decisis,
