The Law School’s Merchandise is Lacking
Where are our obnoxiously coloured backpacks? Anti-consumerism be damned, I’d happily spend my tax refunds on some self-aggrandizing merchandise from the law school. Unfortunately, the
Take it From an American: The U.S. Recruit isn’t Worth It
Don’t be a sellout. I was born and raised in the United States before recently coming to Canada as a young adult. I moved here
“Grassy” Reflections on the 2L Recruit
Calling on U of T law: it’s time to touch grass! Despite our best attempts to touch grass during the 2L recruit, our hands met
Remembering Viktoria Roshchyna (1996 – 2024)
She tried to hold Russian occupiers accountable for their war crimes. Now her death is being investigated as one. If you are reading this, I’d
Fear of Peers: “Sonder” and an Obscure Sorrow
Realizations while navigating 1L The subjectivity of human experience can make simple existence feel novel. We all live within our own vantage points, and each
U of T Law’s New and Improved EDI Programming
No, really, an EDI program that might actually be appropriate for a law school Earlier this year, when the Faculty of Law announced it was
Panel Review—Lawyering for Social Justice
UTLU hosts progressive lawyers, filling a critical gap in CDO programming On September 23, students gathered to attend the Lawyering for Social Justice Panel hosted
Critically asking ourselves: Are we really getting what we want from the 2L recruit? This piece was originally published last year in Volume 26 and
Accept your fate, it’s not possible to beat Cognomos. 1. Accept Defeat When I first heard that upper-year students were struggling with the courses that
The benefits of an MBA can outweigh its costs Yes, but it depends on how sensitive you are to the value drivers catered to by
