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Legal experts came together on Sept. 21–23 at the Schulich School of Law to share knowledge on prison law and access to justice for prisoners.

A special reception at Weldon united past and present Mingo Memorial Scholarship recipients with the donors who made it possible.

Second-year students—and siblings—Kathleen and Connor O'Brien from Yellowknife are sharing a Schulich Law experience.

First-year Schulich Law student Mukisa Kakembo's participation in a youth-leadership conference in Ghana will help her become a 'critical and compassionate' lawyer.

Third-year Schulich School of Law students Allan and Jack MacDonald save brotherly competition for the golf course, not the classroom.

Professor Elaine Craig’s new book, Putting Trials on Trial: Sexual Assault and the Failure of the Legal Profession, reveals how the courts are failing sexual assault survivors and how trials can be made more just.

Schulich School of Law Professor Rob Currie used his sabbatical for research—and to put the Weldon Tradition of unselfish public into action by working part-time pro bono at Nova Scotia Legal Aid.

First-year law students Abel and Eyoab Begashaw chatted with us about what they think they'll like about attending the Schulich School of Law together and how their competitive natures (on the basketball court and off) will push them to do their best.

Congratulations to Schulich School of Law Professor Kim Brooks, who has been appointed the Purdy Crawford Chair in Business Law.