Georgia Gardner
April 3, 2025
“The future of the profession will be shaped not by moments of momentum, but by what institutions choose to stand for when no one is
Georgia Gardner
10 Favourite 2025 Follies Moments
Georgia Gardner
April 3, 2025
Inspired by the listed breakdown of Law Follies 2023, we’re back with a fresh roundup of thoughts on this year’s show. Law Follies is the
Justice Rosalie Abella Reflects on Holocaust Remembrance and Lessons of History
Georgia Gardner
February 27, 2025
International Holocaust Remembrance Day: Justice Rosalie Silberman Abella in conversation with Professor Arthur Ripstein “It is your responsibility, as future lawyers, to commit to liberal
Alumni Insights: “What I Wish I Knew about Business Development”
Georgia Gardner
February 27, 2025
Law students spend years perfecting legal analysis, research, and statutory interpretation, but almost no time learning how to build a sustainable legal career. Business development,
New Club Spotlight: Run Club, Fashion Law Society, Student Statecraft Society
Georgia Gardner
January 30, 2025
With so many clubs at U of T Law, there’s something for everyone. This year, a number of new and inventive clubs have emerged. To
Death of the “Command/Ctrl-F” Function
Georgia Gardner
January 30, 2025
U of T Law’s new open book exam policy “It’s not just about note storage—it’s about access to a system where the answer to any
The Future Of Law Lab’s Recent Transformations and Upcoming Initiatives
Georgia Gardner
November 28, 2024
In conversation with Josh Morrison Earlier this month, Ultra Vires had the opportunity to sit down with Josh Morrison, the Director of the Future of
Georgia Gardner, Glenn Howard
November 28, 2024
‘Twas the month before exams, and all through the halls, The students were abuzzing, behind laptop walls. Maps were scattered, some still incomplete, As the
Demystifying the Toronto OCI Process: ‘It Wasn’t as Bad as I Thought It Would Be’
Georgia Gardner
November 1, 2024
Job Interviewing, meets Speed Dating, meets Marathon Running “Tell me about yourself.” Then, repeat your answer a dozen more times, each to a new set
A Grave Injustice: The Faculty of Law’s Most Frightening Stories
Georgia Gardner
November 1, 2024
Scarier than first choice language Professor Chris Essert and Professor Anthony Niblett, and Dean Jutta Brunnée It’s that time of year again—when the leaves turn,