Positive Experience Commuting Downtown on GO Transit’s Milton Line
Three years of TTC headaches made me loath commuting, but my experience with GO transit has restored my hope for public transit in the GTA.
Window-collisions cause the death of millions of birds a year in Canada. The law school campus building windows currently contribute to this serious ecological threat
Building a Foundation in Construction Law – Panel Event
The Construction Law Club has great success at their first ever event The Construction Law Club was founded this year by Ethan Wilkinson (3L) and
UofT Faculty of Law students share their personal experiences and provide insight to the school’s current accommodations process. For students experiencing a sudden emergency, the
Disability Groups Launch Charter Challenge of MAiD Law
A coalition of several prominent disability rights organizations launched a Charter challenge against the federal MAiD law’s application to people whose natural death is not
Introducing the 2024–25 competitive moot teams U of T Law’s competitive mooters for the 2024–25 season have been selected following this year’s competitive upper year
Organ Chip Barriers to Replacing Animal Testing
The use of animal models in pharmaceutical trials is inhumane, ineffective, and expensive. So why are viable alternatives having such a difficult time breaking into
I promise nothing is that deep and everything will be fine. I have very mixed feelings about being in my final year of law school.
Faculty Council Meeting Discusses JD and Graduate Admissions Reports
The second Faculty Council meeting of the year featured detailed discussion surrounding the JD Admissions and Graduate Admissions Reports. On Wednesday, November 22, The Faculty
Introducing the New Supreme Court Justice, the Honourable Mary Moreau
Justin Trudeau announced the appointment of the Honourable Mary Moreau to the Supreme Court of Canada on November 6, 2023 The Honourable Mary T. Moreau
