Reflections on Fostering a Dog
Dog fostering can make you more empathetic I don’t know how, but the pandemic has heightened my affection for dogs. Although I am mildly sleep-deprived
Please Stop Pitting Members of the Legal Profession Against Each Other
A response to Grayson Alabiso-Cahill’s “Movement Lawyering: Which Side Are You On?” Although we are told that law degrees are versatile, we are also told
Criticisms over the Cromwell Report Erupt with CAUT Censuring U of T
End of term brings censure, resignations, and concerns from staff and students CAUT Censures U of T On April 22, the Canadian Association of University
Can the Anti-Asian Mass Shooting in Atlanta be the Tipping Point?
Addressing Anti-Asian racism in North American society On March 16, many were devastated to learn that a mass shooter murdered eight individuals and injured one
A Cautiously Optimistic Plan Towards an In-Person Fall 2021 Semester
U of T Law plans for a return to an in-person fall term On March 4, Vice-President & Provost Cheryl Regehr and Vice-President of Human Resources
2021–2022 SLS Election Results
A hotly contested election brings exciting results Despite an entirely virtual 2021 Students’ Law Society (SLS) election season, there was nothing lackluster about the candidates
Independent Review of the IHRP Hiring Controversy Concludes No Wrongdoing
The Honourable Thomas Cromwell conducts external review of the Faculty’s conduct On March 29, the University of Toronto’s Office of the President released the Honourable
April 7, 2021. Dear Readers, Drumroll, please! It’s what you’ve been waiting for — the one, the only — the Recruit Special is finally here!
Remembering Meruba Sivaselvachandran
A bright, compassionate, and beloved individual By Vivian Cheng (2L) and Vanshika Dhawan (2L), with contributions from the U of T Law Community Meruba Sivaselvachandran
The law school’s annual ceremonial moot goes virtual This year, the Grand Moot took place virtually over Zoom and live streamed on Youtube on January
