Post-doctoral fellow to bring philosophical and legal expertise to Queen’s Law
(April 25, 2018)
Queen’s Law will see the addition of a leading thinker in political and legal thought this summer: Geoff Sigalet.
Queen's Law professor to facilitate legal "unbundling"
(April 24, 2018)
Professor Nicholas (Nick) Bala, Law’77, has taken on a lead role in developing a Project on Limited Scope Family Law Services, and obtaining $250,000 in Law Foundation of Ontario (LFO) funding over three years.
Queen’s Law alumni help Law’18 prepare to pass the bar
(April 20, 2018)
With the help of Queen’s Law alumni, the class of 2018 is already looking ahead to one of their first major challenges post-graduation: licensing exams in June.
LSS Awards honour Queen’s Law standouts
(April 19, 2018)
Academic, athletic and other forms of excellence were honoured recently at the Queen’s Law Students Society awards, as students voted for the faculty’s best teachers and shone a light on outstanding performances by their peers.
2017-18 school year sees students top $25,000 in fundraising
(April 17, 2018)
When they weren’t hitting the books this year, Queen’s Law students hit the rinks, stages, and links to raise over $25,000 for charity.
2018 Law Alumni Awards honour expertise from all areas of law
(April 16, 2018)
The Dean’s Council Awards Committee has announced the names of the 2018 recipients of the Queen’s Law alumni awards.
Queen’s Law conference on migrant workers unites academics, advocates
(April 13, 2018)
On April 20 and 21, the Centre for Law in the Contemporary Workplace (CLCW) will host a unique conference dedicated to exploring the complex issue of labour migration from both an academic and practical perspective.
Indigenous alumnus helps right a 133-year-old wrong
(April 12, 2018)
Blaine Favel, Law’90 has finally persuaded the federal government to exonerate the legendary Cree Chief Pîhtokahanapiwiyin (“Poundmaker”) from a wrongful 1885 treason conviction.
$100,000 in Legal Aid Ontario funding to support Family Law Clinic
(April 10, 2018)
As part of a province-wide investment from LAO to expand clinic law services for low-income Ontarians, the Queen’s Law Clinics will receive an allocation of $100,000.
Queen's Law hosts local youth in Pathways event
(April 6, 2018)
Queen’s Law hosted its first annual “Pathway to Law” day in partnership with Pathways to Education in Kingston on Thursday, March 29, 2018.