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The first BCom/JD students – Zac Cooper, Diane Wu, Josh Sherkin, Jennifer Mak and Daniel Baum – shown in the Queen’s Law atrium are experiencing the “best of both worlds” in the combined program. (Photo by Andrew Van Overbeke)

Combining law and business: First Queen’s BCom/JD students reach milestone

Students in the BCom/JD program, launched two years ago by Queen’s Law and the Smith School of Business, are well on their way to gaining a competitive advantage in corporate law careers.

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Students and alumni discuss things Queen's Law at a reception in Vancouver

Queen's Law welcomes new students at the school and across the country

Another academic year is coming to an end at Queen’s Law, with the admission cycle for the next one is in full swing. Over reading week in February, recruitment and outreach staff joined alumni and students across the country to welcome students admitted to Law’21 at receptions in Vancouver, Edmonton, Calgary, Toronto and Ottawa.

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Legalizing and regulating marijuana

Queen’s Law Reports invited the views of 11 professionals – 10 law alumni and a physician – who have already established their bona fides in the complex specialties attending the regulation, business, and health risks of what will be seen, historically, as a legal, political, and cultural revolution in Canada.

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Getting students involved in academic research

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First Sigurdson Professor in Corporate Law and Finance welcomed to Queen’s Law

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Proud alumni and friends enjoy learning about the many highlights of a remarkable year in the school’s history at Celebrate Queen’s Law in Toronto on May 24. (Photo by Rai Allen)

Milestone achievements and fond memories shared at ‘Celebrate Queen’s Law’

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Justin Turner, Jane Mundy and Rachel Law, all Law’18, are completing their articles at the Queen’s Law Clinics, where they are continuing to learn from "exceptional role models" as they help "bridge the access to justice gap.” (Photo by Nicole Clarke)

Three new grads build on ‘best school experience’ at Queen’s Law Clinics

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Susan Breau, Law’79, Head of the University of Reading School of Law and incoming Dean of Law at the University of Victoria, will be meeting Queen’s Law students at Herstmonceux Castle for Career Options Day on June 7.

From Queen’s Law classroom to leadership in academia

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"We look forward to bringing these kids to Queen’s and showing them that they have a connection to not just the Faculty of Law, but the justice system generally, says Assistant Dean Heather Cole (fifth left)

Innovative youth leadership program builds positive connections between youth and the justice system

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Hannah Claus showcases her proposal, which consists of wampum belts made of translucent purple coloured and frosted clear acrylic sheets and hung vertically from the ceiling. (Photo by Phil Gaudreau)