If you already have work experience and the money, Beverly Ma says travelling ‘would be a great idea.’

To work or travel this summer?

With winter in full swing and a new year upon us, Canadian Lawyer 4Students has recruited a student working at a court next year to provide some information on clerkships.

Pro Bono Students Canada held an event with former Supreme Court of Canada justice Claire L'Heureux-Dubé at McCarthy Tétrault LLP's Montreal office on Jan. 10 where law students were able to ask questions.

Arizona State University will start offering a North American law degree to students in the fall.

An American law school is looking to change the game when it launches a North American law degree for Canadian and American students next fall.

As law students, we’ve all been given endless advice on how to ace exams, excel in moots, and land a job.

I relish this time of year. It is one of the only periods when I, as a law student, can truly relinquish control and just sit back. After slogging through an intensive exam season, I can’t do anything more about fall term grades until January. So why not just enjoy the holidays and let go of the worry?

Over the past few months, Canadian Lawyer 4Students has been running a series of articles to assist students with the recruitment process. In part V, we get a current student at a large, commercial law firm to give advice on how to seek out opportunities outside of Bay Street.

A law professor with the University of Victoria’s Environmental Law Centre has taken his students into the litigation phase of the Enbridge Northern Gateway Project Joint Review Panel hearings.

The University of Toronto Faculty of Law's a cappella group, known as the Chords of Appeal, sang carols on campus last week.

With the holiday season quickly approaching, a group of students at the University of Toronto Faculty of Law spread some holiday cheer last week singing Christmas carols outside their law library.

Male and female law students at the University of Windsor sport their "moustaches" in support of Movember. Photo: Evan Bawks

For many of the students at the University of Windsor’s Faculty of Law — from the baby-faced to the hirsute — November is a very special time.