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Alumni reconnect, reminisce at Homecoming 2026

Returning to familiar spaces and lifelong friendships, alumni celebrated the past, present, and future of their alma mater during Homecoming Weekend.

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Podcast: Orientations of the Rule of Law with Jeremy Waldron

Internationally renowned legal and political philosopher Jeremy Waldron examines how the rule of law shapes citizens, lawmakers, and governments, and explores how these perspectives can deepen our understanding of this foundational constitutional principle.

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Professor Darryl Robinson is the primary host and a co-producer of “The Unwritten Journal,” a new podcast exploring current issues in international criminal justice for a general audience.

Robinson hosts new podcast on international criminal justice

The monthly series explores current debates and global developments in international criminal law through short, accessible conversations aimed at a general audience.

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Geraldine Tepper, Law’60, the lifelong friend and classmate of Mary Alice Murray, chats with Law Students’ Society President Gabriella Zappulla, Law’27, and Dean Colleen M. Flood at the reopening of the student lounge named in Murray’s honour. (Photo by Lisa Graham)

Revitalizing the ‘heart of the student experience’

Queen’s Law marked the reopening of the renovated Mary Alice Murray Student Lounge while celebrating the legacy of a Faculty pioneer.

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Podcast: CLCW – Life Time: Care Under the Clock – Rebecca Hall

In her forthcoming book, Life Time: Care Under the Clock, Professor Rebecca Hall asks what changes when we think about the care crisis as a crisis of time experienced as a scarcity of care.

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Dean Flood awarded honorary doctorate from Université de Sherbrooke

A world-renowned health law and policy scholar, Dean Colleen M. Flood was recognized for her contributions to advancing knowledge and informing public policy on access to care and the governance of health systems.

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Don Travers, Law’72, meets with Indigenous Queen’s Law students during a 2025 campus visit. Travers established the Indigenous Tuition Award in Law, which has since been expanded through funding from The Law Foundation of Ontario.

New award funds full tuition for Indigenous law students

The Indigenous Tuition Award in Law is helping make legal education more accessible while supporting Indigenous students on their path to the legal profession.

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The Right Honourable Richard Wagner, P.C., Chief Justice of Canada, discusses access to justice and the role of lawyers in public service during a fireside chat with Professor Preston Lim as part of the Queen’s Law Orientation on Sept. 9 at the Isabel Bader Centre for the Performing Arts. (Photo by Bernard Clark)

Chief Justice of Canada shares insights with students

Supreme Court of Canada Chief Justice Richard Wagner discussed justice in practice in a fireside chat with Professor Preston Lim.

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Students turn personal experience into community impact

In reviving Cabaret for a Cure, a beloved tradition, Chloe Asselstine and Penelope Sairoglou brought together a community supporting cancer research, patient care, and a cause close to their hearts.

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Welcome to the Class of 2029!

First-year JD students are building new friendships, exploring their academic home, and discovering the many opportunities available to them at Queen’s Law.

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Adam Rotstein, Law’26, is the 2026 recipient of the national John E. VanDuzer Scholarship Award.

New grad earns national family law writing award

Adam Rotstein, Law’26, has received the John E. VanDuzer Scholarship Award, a national honour recognizing the best Canadian student paper in family law.

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Professors Lisa Kerr and Erik Knutsen accept their 2026 Stanley M. Corbett Awards for Teaching Excellence.

Honouring this year’s excellent teachers

Professors Lisa Kerr and Erik Knutsen are the 2026 recipients of the Stanley M. Corbett Awards for Teaching Excellence.

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