honghu-wang
February 28, 2019
Welcome back from Reading Week! In this issue, we finally release the much-anticipated results from our Class of 2020 Survey. Thank you again to those
Category: Editorial
honghu-wang, chloe-magee
January 31, 2019
Happy New Year! May your days be longer and your workloads lighter. With the ringing in of every new year comes a period of reflection.
chloe-magee, honghu-wang
November 28, 2018
We’re keeping this one short and sweet. This issue, we reflect on debt and tuition and the recent Toronto Recruit. Our Recruitment Special provides the
Letter From the Editors: In This Issue
honghu-wang, chloe-magee
November 20, 2018
Autumn is in full swing. Classes are ramping up and procrastination can now take the form of frolicking through a colourful campus and sipping warm
honghu-wang, chloe-magee
October 11, 2018
Welcome back and please, please submit pieces Honghu Wang (2L) and Chloe Magee (3L) It’s 2018. Tuition has risen to $38,183.45.1 The articling crisis looms
Letter from the Editors: We’re Just A Little Tired
aidan-campbell, Amani Rauff
March 28, 2018
Don’t be sorry it’s over; be sorry it ever happened in the first place. Kevin Schoenfeldt, c. 2018 (who had been sitting on this great
Letter from the Editors: Winter Term Reboot
aidan-campbell, Amani Rauff
February 4, 2018
Welcome back! As 3Ls, the end of our time at U of T law is fast approaching. Many of us just came back from exchange,
A Letter from the Editors: Aidan & Amani Kill Your Vacation Vibes
aidan-campbell, Amani Rauff
December 4, 2017
Aidan Campbell (3L) & Amani Rauff (3L) Surprising no one, this year’s grad trip will be at an all-inclusive Carribean resort. The annual spectacle
aidan-campbell, Amani Rauff
September 28, 2017
Aidan Campbell (3L) & Amani Rauff (3L) “I can’t say I found it all distasteful,” opens a Faculty of Law Review article published thirty
Convocation Capitulation: A Letter from the Editors
Nick Papageorge, maud-rozee
March 1, 2017
Nick Papageorge (2L) and Maud Rozee (2L) ¡Viva la revolución! In the face of overwhelming, vociferous pressure from students, the administration announced that it has