What Lockout?: Faculty of Law Hosts Hockey Arbitration Competition
On the weekend of October 5th the Faculty of Law hosted the Hockey Arbitration Competition of Canada (HACC). The HACC allows students to engage in
Dear fellow students, Each year the SLS’s Social Affairs branch allocates your annual student fees towards a variety of student activities. In 2010, the SLS
Articling in Ontario Radically Remade
Please note that this issue went to press shortly after the Nov. 22 decision was released, and the content of this article addresses the background
Professor Zhenmin Wang Lecture on the Changing Legal System in China
On Wednesday October 10, 2012, the Asia Law Society was honoured to have Professor Zhenmin Wang to speak on the exciting and significant changes in the legal
Blacking Out: Drinking culture at U of T Law
At this fall’s Clubs Fair, Gord Houseman (3L) had an idea: a club dedicated to drinking and enjoying scotch. He quickly scribbled down “Scotch Club”
Going Beyond Required Readings: The Critical Analysis for Law Students: Tool-Kit and Read-In Group
On Saturday afternoons, while the rest of the school is in Bora on Facebook, a group of students have been getting together to do extra
Victoria Campus is the Law School’s Temporary Home
On October 1st, Dean Moran announced that Victoria University will be the law school’s temporary home for the next two years. Classes, student spaces, and
1L Curriculum Unchanged… For Now
This year’s 1L curriculum could have looked very different. In March, the Faculty Council Standing Curriculum Committee voted on a series of proposed changes to
Academic Accommodations at the Faculty of Law
While most law students have come to expect a very strong academic program at U of T Law, it is less well-known that the faculty
The Students’ Law Society has added eleven students to its ranks since the election wrapped up on Tuesday, September 18. The election was held as
