A Toronto adaptation of “What the Constitution Means to Me” starring Amy Rutherford, drew on law professor Joshua Sealy-Harrington’s expertise to provide Canadian context. Photo of Amy Rutherford by Dahlia Katz.
Joshua Sealy-Harrington played a pivotal role in Soulpepper Theatre’s adaptation of What the Constitution Means to Me.
The Ojibway Nature Centre is the setting for the first event in the “Parks Talks” series hosted by the University of Windsor National Urban Park Hub.
Law students Kosheen Mehndi Ratta and Reilly Norman will prepare a policy report on the inclusion of mental health conditions under Medical Assistance in Dying legislation.
The Athena Scholarship Fund is honouring pilot and UWindsor grad Crystal Bryan, a unit public affairs representative in the Canadian Armed Forces.
Robert Knox of the University of Liverpool will present a seminar entitled “Race, Racism, and International Law” at noon Wednesday, Oct. 16.
Robert Knox of the University of Liverpool will present a seminar entitled “Race, Racism, and International Law” at noon Wednesday, Oct. 16.
An online session Oct. 25 will bring together health-care researchers, professionals, and community organizations.
An online session Oct. 25 will bring together health-care researchers, professionals, and community organizations.
Law professor David Tanovich’s research into the use of rap lyrics as evidence of criminal conduct was used in a high-profile murder case.
Law professor David Tanovich’s research into the use of rap lyrics as evidence of criminal conduct was used in a high-profile murder case.
Jordan Rassam will kick off the Sports Law Speaker Series with a presentation Sept. 26.
Law professor Daniel Del Gobbo is exploring whether principles of restorative justice can underlie a new approach to legal ethics.
Law professor Gemma Smyth has accepted an appointment as academic clinic director of the Class Action Clinic.
Law professor Gemma Smyth has accepted an appointment as academic clinic director of the Class Action Clinic.
