U of T Law Forces Graduating Students to Commit Crimes Against Fashion
Who decided pink and white fur was a good look? Graduating students have a lot to look forward to: astronomical licensing fees, repayment of student
A graduating student and former-EiC’s plea that students carry on this newspaper’s legacy This is my last article for Ultra Vires, our law school’s beloved
New Guidance on Using ChatGPT and AI Tools in the Classroom
Professors and students consider what the future holds ChatGPT and other generative artificial intelligence (AI) tools have taken the world by storm. These tools use
Winter semester does not have to be this bad January sucks. The holidays are over, the skies are grey, and, if you are a U
What to Do When You “Fail” the 1L Recruit
Odds are, you probably will The Toronto Summer 2023 1L recruit is in full swing with applications due just a little over a week ago;
Ottawa Summer 2023 Intellectual Property Recruit Numbers
All students hired have STEM backgrounds The Ottawa intellectual property (IP) recruit concluded on Thursday, October 27, 2022, with at least 21 students hired. Seven
Why Law Students Should Learn Coding
From legal analytics to AI decisionmaking, coding is becoming an essential skill for lawyers Law students and coding is something you don’t often see together.
U of T Law Hosts 11th Patent Colloquium
The annual event featured panels on new tech’s effects on patent law The 11th Annual Patent Colloquium was held at the University of Toronto Faculty
Let the Stars Decide Your Career
Using horoscopes to dictate your life path is only somewhat more arbitrary than the recruit As we wrap up yet another recruiting season, many students
Mooters considered freedom of expression and equality concerns in social media regulations Another year, another Grand Moot! This year, the mooters addressed the constitutionality of
