Christopher Waters

Dean Christopher Waters announced Monday that general contractors have been selected for the Ron W. Ianni Faculty of Law Building transformation.

Dean Christopher Waters has published an opinion piece in The Globe and Mail about the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict.

From left to right: Don Sr., Gail, Don Jr. and Amber Rodzik

We condemn the recent, senseless violence leading to the deaths of Black individuals in the United States and Canada. We grieve the loss of George Floyd, Regis Korchinski-Paquet, Ahmaud Arbery and many additional Black lives. Anti-Black racism is pervasive in Canadian society, including in its universities and law schools. We acknowledge that there has been a history of Anti-Black racism at Windsor Law. 

On Thursday, Professor Reem Bahdi, Dean Christopher Waters and the Transnational Law and Justice Network at Windsor Law welcomed two expert panelists for the discussion "Canada and Saudi Arabia: Legal Frameworks and Policy Options." The panel urged Canadians to make foreign affairs and human rights an election issue.

Dean Christopher Waters discussed Windsor Law's upcoming building renovations in the latest issue of Law Times. 

Diamond Schmitt Architects have been selected to redesign the UWindsor law school, with renovations likely to begin in 2020. The school has opted to keep and update its existing on-campus building, built in the 1970s, instead of moving downtown.

The Canadian Law Student Conference, hosted by the Windsor Review of Legal and Social Issues, welcomed keynote speaker Justice Russell Brown of the Supreme Court of Canada to Windsor Law. 

Justice Brown, who was an academic prior to his appointment and taught at The University of Alberta, Faculty of Law, delivered a lecture on tort law to students and faculty. 

Professor and dean, Christopher Waters, offered his expertise on international law during an interview with Global news following the release of a secret briefing document that shows at least three Canadians were targeted by coalition forces in Syria and Iraq. ​