“I have a lot of views about pizza.”
Professor Essert on the law school’s most ubiquitous free lunch food Christopher Essert is a new Associate Professor in the Faculty of Law, teaching property,
Interview With New SLS President Solomon McKenzie
Executives promise efficiency and responsiveness The Students’ Law Society (SLS) is comprised of three units: Executive Officers, Student Affairs and Governance, and Social (StAG). We
Shari Nathan (3L) This year’s historic Grand Moot was the first in U of T Law’s history to feature four female mooters: Jessica Kras,
Does Faculty Council Need a New Constitution?
Shari Nathan (3L) & Aidan Campbell (3L) You may have missed it, but, at the bottom of a UV article from last spring (Faculty Council:
Town Hall on the Mental Health and Wellness Strategic Action Plan 2016-17
Shari Nathan (2L) The Dean’s Mental Health and Wellness Advisory Committee held a town hall on January 26 to solicit feedback on a draft Mental
Faculty Council: “Who’s Robert?”
Amani Rauff (2L) and Shari Nathan (2L) This month, Faculty Council canvassed a number of items, including Law Ball, deemed days, and asymmetry in the
The Promise Auction: From Tangled Web of Obligations to Tangled Web of Influence
Shari Nathan (2L) The Faculty of Law’s sixth annual Promise Auction was held on January 11. The event raised over $3,000 for the Native Women’s
Faculty Affairs: Mental Health Action Plan, GPLLM Modification, and Library SNAILS
Shari Nathan (2L) and Amani Rauff (2L) The first Faculty Council meeting of the Winter term was held on January 18. After opening remarks from
Shari Nathan (2L) and Amani Rauff (2L) The Faculty Council meetings of October 26 and November 23 centred on budget discussions and, as a corollary,
Faculty Council: Priorities, Admissions, the TRC, and the Student Experience
Amani Rauff (2L) and Shari Nathan (2L) The first Faculty Council meeting of the semester took place on October 5. Priorities for the Year Dean
