| The Fall/Winter 2016 issue of Nexus features "The road to mental health"—exploring how the Faculty of Law is tackling the issue of student mental health Download the Fall/Winter 2016 issue of Nexus
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Features | |
| Welcome Home Alumni thank you event officially opens the Jackman Law Building |
| On the future of Charter litigation in Canada An Asper Centre fireside chat with David Asper and Raj Anand |
| What is your Reconciliation Resolution? The Indigenous Initiatives Office, managed by alumna Amanda Carling, JD 2012, has challenged the Faculty of Law community to think about—and act on—ways to improve Canada’s relationship with Indigenous peoples. |
| No life for a child International Human Rights Program report prompts policy changes—and a plan to end immigration detention of children |
| The road to mental health On-site counsellor, web resources, stress-buster programming: how the Faculty of Law is tackling the issue of student mental health |
| A change in direction Almost half-way through his mandate as treasurer of the Law Society of Upper Canada, alumnus Paul B. Schabas, LLB 1984, partner at Blakes, talks to Nexus about transforming the LSUC—and the legal profession. |
| Augment, assist, strengthen, support, magnify, intensify, spotlight, highlight Dean Ed Iacobucci’s priorities include bolstering the student experience, with a focus on financial aid. Read why these alumni stepped forward – and stepped up to give. |
In Memoriam | |
 | Geoff Taber: 1960-2016, Class of 1985 |
 | Dr. Stanley Wong, 1947 – 2016, Class of 1982 |
Nota Bene | |
| At the helm of BLG Melinda Park puts her ‘Saskatchewan spirit’ to work |
Opinion | |
| Crystal ball gazing in a Trump world 'Micro' op-eds from our Faculty of Law scholars In a Trump America, what could __________ look like? |
Q & A | |
| Q & A with Frederick Kan, LLB 1967, founder of Fred Kan & Co. The first Chinese-Canadian graduate of the Faculty of Law talks about China’s law firm market, volunteering to help youth mental health—and resolving the mystery of No. 31 |
