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Ashley Barnes’ career in international law has taken her many unexpected places in Canada and abroad. We're pleased to welcome her to Halifax as a Schulich Fellow for 2019-2020.

Entering Dalhousie as a first-year law student this fall has allowed Sabre Lee to pursue her passion for law while further deepening ties to her ancestral homeland in Mi’kma’ki — a connection that has helped pave the way for her personal success.

Angela Lee's research explores the intersections between new and emerging scientific and technological innovations, the environment, various forms of justice, and the law, particularly in the context of food and agriculture.

When third-year student Hilary Angrove moved from Calgary to attend Schulich Law, she discovered that the country swing dancing that was so popular in her hometown didn't exist in Halifax. She and her partner Mark Taylor started Coastal Country Halifax to build a country swing community here.

This summer, second-year Schulich School of Law student Ziad Lawen volunteered with Paint the Park, a mural event that aims to beautify Mulgrave Park in the city’s North End.

Meet Michelle Mahoney, our new first-floor receptionist and Career Development Office assistant.

In June of this year, Schulich Law’s student pro bono legal information clinic was awarded the Immigrant Services Association of Nova Scotia’s (ISANS) Award for their efforts to help newcomers with legal issues.

Congratulations to Schulich School of Law student Erin Mitchell on receiving the first Sarah Welch Prize in Criminal Law.

Almost 200 people attended the inaugural Crown Law Symposium, a continuing legal education session for government lawyers practicing public law, at the Schulich School of Law on June 12.

In a series of profiles, we’ll introduce you to some of the Schulich School of Law’s part-time faculty members. Here, we feature Christine Driscoll.