A Conversation with Supreme Court Justice Sheilah Martin
Shifting from academia, writing for the losing party, and finding confidence amid doubt Note – This interview has been edited for length and clarity. Ahead
International Exchange at U of T Law
U of T Law students are all around the world! Beijing: Each year, a significant portion of U of T Law’s upper-year cohort chooses to
New York Summer 2026 Recruit Results
At least 36 U of T Law students secured work in New York City This year, one of the largest groups of U of T
Toronto 2026-2027 Articling Recruit Results
At least 160 students hired in the Toronto 2025-2026 Articling Recruit This year, at least 160 students secured articling positions across 32 employers participating in
Reflections From Anishinaabe Law Camp 2025
Embracing a posture of humility through land-based learning From September 11 to 14, students from U of T traveled to Mnjikaning (Chippewa of the Rama
Finding a 2L Summer Job Outside of the Regulated Recruit
Post-Recruit Advice from the CDO If you have been unsuccessful in obtaining a 2L summer position during the regulated recruits, please know that you are
Student to Student: “Failing” the 2L Recruit
Advice for students unsuccessful in the 2L Toronto Recruit With reading week approaching, we are entering a time that most 2Ls dread the most –
Making the Most of the Peer Mentorship Program
Tips on facilitating a fruitful mentor-mentee relationship The Peer Mentorship Program (PMP) at U of T Law is an excellent resource for 1L students and
Necessary Exposure to Necessary Cruelty
A Conversation with M.H. Tse By now, you have likely experienced the exhibition, Necessary Cruelty: The Legal Technology of Domestic Predation, presented by the Museum
A collection of recommended restaurants, quick eats, and cafés from a self-proclaimed Beli aficionado McDonalds (196 Bloor St W). Don’s is always going to be
