The use of laptops in university classrooms is not a new phenomenon, and today, wireless Internet is nothing new either. While students may love using them, laptops in the classroom aren’t always welcome.

I can’t wait for you to get to the end of this article. You just may be happier for the rest of your life. So I’m going to make this quick.

This year’s Law Games Spirit Cup winners have donated their prize money to help children and fight AIDS in Africa.

The University of New Brunswick proved it had no problem winning an argument with the rest of the country when it came to the moot debate competition at the 2010 Law Games.

As a third-year law student, I had no idea what to expect from my first “COP” (Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change). I had spent nearly a year seeking accreditation and funding to attend COP15 in Copenhagen, where world leaders were supposed to determine what would follow the expiry of the Kyoto Protocol’s first commitment period in 2012.

When climate change is a matter of survival for island nations, the urgency of this crisis becomes quite palpable when working with such countries.

University of British Columbia faculty of law professor Robin Elliot recalls the disaster that was his first-ever law school exam.

A University of Ottawa civil law graduate has fulfilled his dream of landing a prestigious Rhodes Scholarship from England’s historic University of Oxford.

Osgoode Hall Law School nabbed the top stop in a national mediation competition and will continue on to represent the country next year in Paris.

Financiers may discuss bulls and bears until the cows come home, but 2009 will go down as the year of the ox. That is, the economy has been slow, lumbering, and in need of a firm shove.