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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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Professor Kevin Banks shares his reflections on Ontario’s Digital Platform Workers’ Rights Act during the panel “Regulating the Platform Economy: Reflections on Ontario's Digital Platform Workers' Rights Act” at the Technology, Labour and Industry 5.0 conference. Fellow panellists included Raoul Gebert (Université de Sherbrooke), Laura Dehaibi (Laval University), and Paul Christopher Gray (Brock University). (Photo by Eric Forget)

Conference explores how law must adapt in the fast‑changing world of work

Queen’s Centre for Law in the Contemporary Workplace brings international experts together to examine how labour law is responding — and struggling to respond — to rapid technological change.

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Professor Jinyan Li, LLM’87, lead organizer of the Tax Symposium, speaks about her research collaborator and friend Art Cockfield during the dinner that followed the first day of the two-day event.

Honouring Art Cockfield’s enduring legacy in tax law and education

A memorial symposium, student award, and tributes from former students, colleagues, and collaborators highlight the enduring impact of Professor Art Cockfield, Law’93.

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Professors Lisa Kerr and Kimberly Murray have received SSHRC Insight Grant funding for research addressing two critical issues in Canada: access to justice for incarcerated individuals and the preservation of Indian Residential School Survivors’ records.

SSHRC funds Kerr and Murray to advance justice, accountability, and reconciliation

Professor Lisa Kerr’s new research examines Ontario's inmate appeal program, while Professor Kimberly Murray is part of a national initiative to preserve Indian Residential School Survivors’ records and protect vital evidence.

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Dahan awarded NSERC funding to develop trustworthy AI for courts

Professor Samuel Dahan has received nearly $500,000 to lead a global initiative developing transparent, open-source AI to help courts deliver more consistent and reliable decisions.

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Pioneering legal scholar and educator awarded honorary Doctor of Laws degree

Mary Jane Mossman, Law’70, who was the only woman in her graduating class, returns to Queen’s to receive an honorary doctorate recognizing her distinguished career as a legal scholar, educator, and author.

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