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As a Schulich Law student, Adrienne Graham’s drive to secure an internship in criminal defence helped lay the foundation for her future.

Through teaching, research, and community engagement, faculty are helping prepare students to engage thoughtfully with Aboriginal and Indigenous histories, laws, and perspectives.

The annual Royal Society of Canada award recognizes graduating law students who are most likely to have a positive influence on equity and social justice.

Dr. Katie Pentney and Ajey Sangai join the law school as Schulich Fellows for the academic year.

The Schulich Law Associate Professor was recognized by Dalhousie University in the Emerging Investigator category.

By supporting our students as they explore job opportunities and navigate the recruitment process, this position helps them prepare for life after law school.

A key part of the law school's leadership team, this role supports students by providing academic support, strengthening community, and fostering well-being at Weldon.

The movement advocates to empower customers, businesses, and independent repair providers with access to parts, tools, and software to repair products, devices, and technologies. Read more about progress in Canada.

From Pro Bono to Dal Legal Aid to the Dalhousie Family Law Society, Alexi is grateful to have been part of a law school that embodies the value of giving back.

Through teaching, advocacy, and scholarship, Professor Metallic demonstrates how law, when rooted in Indigenous knowledge, can become a powerful tool for justice and reconciliation.