Where Are All the Upper-Year Courses? (Encore)
The number of substantive courses continues to drop. The overall decrease in substantive courses may indicate that U of T Law is shifting toward a
I promise nothing is that deep and everything will be fine. I have very mixed feelings about being in my final year of law school.
To Coffee Chat or Not to Coffee Chat
The unofficial guide to navigating coffee chats as a law student To coffee chat or not to coffee chat, that is the question many law
University of Toronto Law Union Releases Canadian Law Firm Climate Impact Report
The complicity of five major Canadian law firms in the climate crisis is examined ahead of Toronto Recruit Call day. Students at the University of
Tasting My Way Through the Terima Coffee Menu
Just kidding, I obviously can’t afford that Terima Coffee Bar (Terima) opened in the Jackman Law building on September 27. For most caffeine-starved law students,
Australia’s Referendum Votes “No” on Indigenous Voice to Parliament
What can that tell us about our country’s treatment of Indigenous peoples? Uluru Statement From the Heart: “This is the torment of our powerlessness.” On
Faculty Fails in Response to Anti-LGBTQ2S+ Protests
University policies and Faculty communications fail to protect and support students On September 20, the One Million March 4 Children movement (1MM) held a protest
Reflections on my OCI experience Congratulations 2L recruit participants! Electing to participate in the 2L recruit is extremely brave. The recruit is a very time-intensive
Why I Did Not Participate in the 2L Recruit
There is no neutrality in the law, and every single lawyer plays an essential role in upholding or combatting this oppressive system My decision to
The verification of illness requirement to access lecture recordings if sick should be removed Everybody gets sick. In 2023, Ottawa released a new law requiring
