Spring 2010

Ludovic Langlois-Thérien, qui fait présentement un stage au Cameroun, écrit: "si l'avènement de la Coupe du monde en Afrique témoigne d'une certaine émergence...

The first Dean Maxwell and Isle Cohen Seminar in International Law, a one-day forum peppered with vigorous debate, keen expertise and unwavering collegiality...

Kelly McMillan and Christopher Maughan, who received internship prizes from the AUCC, are spending the summer abroad working in international development. They are...

Aboriginal field course offers cultural immersion and enhanced understanding with a visit to Kahnawake reserve.

Alumni reminisce about real-world applications of the workshop established in 1988 by James Woods for students to hone their case preparation and management...

The Beaverbrook Canadian Foundation’s gift to McGill’s High School Outreach Program continued to open doors for local teenagers as 170 high school students...

The Faculty of Law will recognize influential jurist Reinhard Zimmermann with an honorary Doctor of Laws at its Convocation ceremony at 10 a.m....

Joanna Baron, étudiante de troisième année à la Faculté de droit, a publié cet article d'opinion dans le journal Le Devoir, le 14...

Eytan Bensoussan, who recently completed the joint MBA-BCL/LLB program at McGill, is currently biking 2,500 kilometers, on a trip that began in Savannah,...

Professor Adelle Blackett seeks to establish a framework that emphasizes basic but fundamental notions such as equality, freedom of association, and the elimination...

For D'Arcy McGee – Irish-born father of Confederation and the first Canadian politician to be assassinated – St. Patrick's Day was too often...

Les graffitis – nuisance ou œuvre d’art? Un panel s’est attaqué à la question de la propriété intellectuelle de l’art de la rue.