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Schulich Law's Assistant Dean, Student and Academic Affairs, was named the recipient for the Early Career category at the annual Dalhousie Professional and Managerial Group (DPMG) conference.

After being part of a large undergraduate class, Ella cherished the tight-knit community and collaborative learning environment the Schulich School of Law offered.

Dalhousie law alumn Allan Silverman ('64) donates Alan Syliboy paintings to Dalhousie Art Gallery.

Andrew was keen to get involved in his Schulich Law community after the pandemic affected his ability to participate in extracurriculars during his undergraduate degree.

The eighth-generation African Nova Scotian fostered advocacy, joy, and community with other Black law students through his involvement with the Dalhousie Black Law Students’ Association.

Ana was drawn to Schulich Law based on its reputation for collegiality and commitment to public service, which reflected the reasons she wanted to pursue law as a career.

Loveth Ovedje’s (LLM ’24) PhD research examines how developing countries can use innovative financial tools to accelerate the shift to renewable energy.

Third-year student and LSS President Juliet Watts and the Dalhousie Feminist Legal Association were both named 2024-2025 Dalhousie Impact Award winners at an event on March 27.

Congratulations to Professors Matthew Dylag and Steve Coughlan (’85) who received this year’s Teaching Awards at a reception on March 27th at the Weldon Law Building.

PhD student Loveth Ovedje (LLM ’24) was one of 12 finalists sharing their game-changing research in three minutes or less in Dal’s annual research competition.