“The Henry N. R. Jackman Faculty of Law”: A Celebration
A transformational gift and new era of global impact I have tears of joy streaming down my face as I write this. For a long
Ken Dryden’s Final Challenge to Us
He was not just an inspiration to me; he was—and is—a lodestar for all of us Just over a month ago, I caught up with
The Snap Election of the Decade
Canada’s snap election and where the party leaders truly stand On March 23, 2025, unelected Prime Minister Mark Carney called for a snap election that
What the Heck is an Externship? So, you are considering doing an externship. First off—do it. You won’t regret it (but if you do regret
A Different Kind of Law School Experience My name is Dimitrios Tsilikis, and I am a third-year SJD student researching Bankruptcy Law and Private Law
Choose Devotion Not Discipline
As law students, it’s often our default to shame ourselves into working hard. Chances are, many of us have gotten this far by constantly reminding
Law needs a culture shift in talking about sexual assault Trigger warning: sexual assault, rape, violent crime. In September 2024, the “Pelicot Rape Trial” began
Going Through Law School with a Disability
My friends and I have named my rheumatoid arthritis “Arthur.” It is much easier to speak about my disability as if it’s a common enemy
Perspectives of a Transfer Student Last semester, I transferred here, to U of T Law, from Queen’s Law. I had an amazing time so far
Are You Lacking Law School Stress Dreams?
You might want to trade the law school studying for a sleep study During my first two years of law school, I hardly ever found
