It’s Okay if You Don’t Make Lifelong Friends in Law School
My reflections on law school friendship When I was getting ready to start law school a few years ago, I would constantly hear about how
What 2025 Oscar nominee describes your upcoming month? This one’s for those of us who rehearse telling a reporter their Letterboxd four favourites in the
Not quite a five star experience The most exciting aspect of Trial Advocacy is, of course, that it is taught by real-life litigators, who offer
The Column I Didn’t Want to Write
Last summer, I ran into an old friend who was working at the Shaw Festival in Niagara-on-the-Lake, which is about a 40-minute drive from our
A 1L Guide to Mooting and Moot Tryouts
Anecdotes and advice from a mooter and Moot Court Committee executive My first moot tryout was a complete disaster. I thought I was prepared, but
LSSEP: The Recruit after The Recruit
A Guide to the LSSEP and Everything After One thing I wish I knew before applying to the Law School Summer Employment Program (LSSEP) was
How to Survive (and Thrive) During the 1L Recruit
AKA our declassified 1L Recruit survival guide, from your call day to interview week needs To all the 1Ls who applied for the recruit this
Death of the “Command/Ctrl-F” Function
U of T Law’s new open book exam policy “It’s not just about note storage—it’s about access to a system where the answer to any
4 Tips for 1L’s to Improve Next Exam Season
The Faculty released grades for the Fall 2024 term on January 20, 2025, sending a mix of dread, fear, excitement, and nervousness through the JD
Should SNAILS Be Allowed in the Law Library?
While I was initially neutral to SNAILS (students not actually in law school), the library during exam season has made me reconsider Last year, the
