A guest contribution by the Editor-in-Chief of Obiter Dicta The custom of school rivalry dictates that Osgoode Hall and U of T Law School are
A guest contribution by the Editor-in-Chief of Obiter Dicta The custom of school rivalry dictates that Osgoode Hall and U of T Law School are
1Ls Take on the Baby Jessup Moot
Recapping my first law school mooting experience Mooting was one of the things I had always been looking forward to about law school, way before
A Film Festival for Workers by Workers
The Labour and Employment Law Society Hosts 2024 Canadian Labour International Film Festival Did you know November is Labour Film Month? On November 28, 2024,
Three Former EiCs on the Magic of Ultra Vires Ever wondered what it’s like to run Ultra Vires? Three past Editors-in-Chief share their experiences—from investigative
I Am Meeting with 75 Lawyers Before I Graduate—This Is How It’s Going
GPLLM student celebrates U of T Law’s 75th anniversary with a networking challenge, one conversation at a time When I set out to meet 75
EDI as a Box to Tick: Performative, Problematic, and Missing the Mark
Pe’er Krut (1L) and Maytal Lazarovic (1L), on behalf of the Jewish Law Students’ Association Year in and year out, the administration at U of
A retelling of my experience trying out for and participating in the Arnup Cup, the only competitive trial level moot offered at UofT law. My
Alumni Insights: “What I Wish I Knew about Business Development”
Law students spend years perfecting legal analysis, research, and statutory interpretation, but almost no time learning how to build a sustainable legal career. Business development,
U of T Law’s Take on EDI: Exclusion, Discrimination, Islamophobia
It’s no secret that equity, diversity, and inclusion (EDI) training at U of T Law is below-par. From surface level sessions with boilerplate talking points
As Memory Becomes Legacy: Reflections from the 80th Commemoration of the Liberation of Auschwitz
Five years ago, at the 75th commemoration of Auschwitz’s liberation, over 100 survivors attended. This year, only 50 remained. This stark decline underscores a sobering