
Volume 26 – Issue 5 – February 2025
The articles contained in this issue will be published to ultravires.ca within the week. Print copies are available now on stands across the law school....
Read out allAs Memory Becomes Legacy: Reflections from the 80th Commemoration of the Liberation of Auschwitz
Five years ago, at the 75th commemoration of Auschwitz’s liberation, over 100 survivors attended. This year, only 50 remained. This stark decline underscores a sobering...
Read out allYak’s Snack Review
Photos by Rachel Chan. The results are in We at U of T Law have our differences. We have different backgrounds, divergent...
Read out allVarious Opiates of the Law School Masses
The soul of soulless conditions Being a law student has its perks. But, do we really benefit from them? Or, are they...
Read out allDo You Believe in Life After Debt?
Three alumni explore long-term ramifications of high tuition On November 13, the Barriers to Excellence campaign hosted “Life After Law School: Managing...
Read out allTrust No One: A List of Suspects
L. H. (2L) & Maud Rozee (3L) A priceless/price-unknown piece of art that was bolted to the wall goes missing from the...
Read out allArt Heist Rocks Bora Laskin Law Library
A break-in. Stolen electronics. A painting, commissioned to honour a deceased classmate, torn from its moorings. This is not a fact pattern—it...
Read out allWomen in Law, Judicial Education, and Rising Tuition: An Interview with the Honourable Elizabeth M. Stewart
L. H. (2L) & Chloe Magee (2L) We were pleased to have the Honourable Elizabeth M. Stewart, judge at the Ontario Superior...
Read out allGet to Know Your New Profs: Finance, Flutes, and Feminism
This fall, the Faculty of Law welcomed two new scholars: Professors Margaret Jane Radin and Adriana Robertson. Prof. Radin, who focuses on...
Read out allTort or No Tort
There are students in all of my courses who persistently interrupt classroom proceedings to ask questions that begin with “So, let’s say...
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