Ultra Vires’ Exit Interview with Dean Moran
Dean Moran graciously sat down for over an hour with Ultra Vires where she gave us her thoughts on everything from her departure to tuition.
A final plea to start the revolution…or at least a conversation
“Hi. Are you interested in sharing your thoughts on tuition?” I was asking this question to students as part of a project worked on by
Why It’s Hard to Find Jobs Off Bay Street and what the CDO is doing about it
It’s an oft-cited complaint at the Faculty of Law: jobs outside of Bay Street are ignored. Students say they’d like to work in the public
Amidst a flurry of controversy, the Federation of Law Societies of Canada (FLSC) granted preliminary approval for a proposed common law program at Trinity Western
At this time of the year, a lot of time and effort is rightfully expended helping 2Ls navigate the stressful waters of in-firm interviews. But
UV’s Mini-Guide to Government Interviews
You have probably heard numerous times that government interviewers ask standardized questions, they write down everything you say, and that they probably won’t make much,
Transition Deemed a Success Overall
While most students spent last summer trying to erase memories of long nights spent in Flavelle House, the Faculty and SLS were hard at work
How Front End Financial Aid Works: And 4 Key Facts You Should Know
The calculation begins with your need for the 8-month school year. This is a standardized calculation: 1L students are expected to spend $10 000 on
Why You Don’t Have To Take Biz Org (Or Any Course You Don’t Want To Take)
Another plea to get you to be the lawyer you said you’d be on your personal statement This year I didn’t take Business Organizations (or
BREAKING NEWS: A book was signed out of Bora Laskin Library BORA LASKIN LIBRARY- In a shocking move, not seen since 2003, a student actually
