Category: Features

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,

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

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

Subjecting NFL players to the Faculty of Law’s grading scale Coming into 1L, I was nervous that my classmates would be nothing like me. Would

Law students advocating for change in Geneva At a time when the international legal order is facing significant challenges and uncertainty, human rights advocacy is

Get the dirt on the Faculty’s #2 comedy revue! When you hear the phrase ‘Law Follies,’ what comes to mind? For many of you, the

With so many clubs at U of T Law, there’s something for everyone. This year, a number of new and inventive clubs have emerged. To

Window-collisions cause the death of millions of birds a year in Canada. The law school campus building windows currently contribute to this serious ecological threat

In this issue, your jurors discuss (full stop) *Bang, gavel, bang, sigh* Your jury would like to begin this edition on a more somber note.

 In conversation with Josh Morrison Earlier this month, Ultra Vires had the opportunity to sit down with Josh Morrison, the Director of the Future of