| The Fall/Winter 2017 issue of Nexus features "Not your old school law school"—experimenting with new ways of teaching is fueling innovative courses and creative delivery, beyond books and lectures Download the Fall/Winter 2017 issue of Nexus
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@UTLaw News | |
| @UTLaw News Excerpts from the latest news from the University of Toronto Faculty of Law |
Features | |
| Not binding, but it should be By Jaime Weinman, JD 2004 The UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples was the focus of alumnus John Borrows’ keynote at the Asper Centre's Constitutional Law Symposium |
| "Taking the facts seriously": A Conversation with Professor Michael Trebilcock By Andrew Stobo Sniderman, JD 2014 / Photography by Salathiel Wesser Prof. Trebilcock discusses the rise of “pulling up drawbridges”—and why he advocates Option “C”, plurilateralism, in international trade
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| Straight from @UTLaw: 30 Years of Human Rights Impact By Amelia Fung, 2L / Photos by Jorge Martinez “Impact” was the theme of an evening last fall to celebrate 30 years of the International Human Rights Program at the Faculty of Law |
| Looking forward, and giving back By Lucianna Ciccocioppo / Photo by Mark Blinch Alumnus Hal Jackman supports research and financial aid once again |
| Take a look at who our 1Ls are By Peter Boisseau A survey of new students is busting some old myths about who goes to law school at the University of Toronto |
 | A million thank yous Here’s why these alumni believe in Dean Edward Iacobucci’s key priorities: the importance of the law student experience—and a vigorous financial aid program |
| Not your old school law school By Karen Gross / Illustration by Kotryna Zukauskaite Experimenting with new ways of teaching is fueling innovative courses and creative delivery—beyond books and lectures. Here’s what four professors are working on |
| Pressed for time? Check out "149 Paintings You Really Need to See in North America (So You Can Ignore the Others)" by alumnus Stephen Grant By Lucianna Ciccocioppo What’s a busy partner at one of Toronto’s top family law firms doing writing an art book? |
Nota Bene | |
| A home of its own By Lucianna Ciccocioppo / Photography by Gordon Hawkins The Bora Laskin Law Library was a success story in memory of a founding figure of the law school |
Opinion | |
| What is Law and Finance? By Adriana Z. Robertson, Assistant Professor, Faculty of Law / Illustration by Daria Kirpach |
Q & A | |
| Q & A with Anne Ristic, LLB 1986 Co-Managing Partner of Stikeman's Toronto office, corporate lawyer, law firm talent management pioneer—and lily pad enthusiast |
Final Submissions | |
| Three generations of law at U of T Michael Johnson, LLB 1978 |
