Professor Pascale Chapdelaine takes up research fellowship to explore regulation of big data
News Stories
— Published on Oct 22nd, 2020
Dean Christopher Waters pens op-ed on Nagorno-Karabakh conflict
Dean Christopher Waters has published an opinion piece in The Globe and Mail about the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict.
— Published on Oct 15th, 2020
Shkawbewisag Student Law Society organizes demonstration in support of 1492 Land Back Lane Land Defenders
— Published on Oct 8th, 2020
Professor Richard Moon comments on Trump, COVID-19 and conspiracy theories
— Published on Oct 7th, 2020
Tribute to commemorate law alum Fred Bartley
— Published on Oct 6th, 2020
Professor Bill Bogart pens op-ed about 'COVID crackdown'
Professor Bill Bogart has published an article in HealthyDebate about the COVID crackdown and the need for more norm entrepreneurs.
— Published on Oct 5th, 2020
Professor Richard Moon comments on Trump's mention of the Proud Boys
During the first presidential debate on Tuesday evening, U.S. President Donald Trump mentioned a white nationalist group, the Proud Boys, calling on them to “stand back and stand by.”
In a Global News article, Professor Richard Moon commented on the President's mention, saying it seemed to have “legitimized and emboldened the group.”
— Published on Oct 1st, 2020
Centre for Cities report addresses governance in Canada’s cities during COVID-19
— Published on Dec 8th, 2020
Law Library partners with legal research startup
— Published on Sep 29th, 2020
Peer Mentorship Program reaches new heights
As the COVID-19 pandemic has shifted students to an online learning environment, mentorship and connection have become more important than ever. Now in its 11th year, Windsor Law’s Peer Mentorship Program helps to ease the transition for first-year Law students who share similar academic and non-academic interests and experiences.
— Published on Oct 20th, 2020