Student News

At Windsor Law, experiential learning is a key component of legal education. 

The 2017/2018 advocacy season began with the BLG/Cavalluzzo Hayes Labour and Employment Law Oral Advocacy Competition in October where students Angela Zhu (2L) and Teddy Weinstein (3L), along with their coach Kendal McKinney ‘00, won first place and brought home the Kitchen Cup. In addition to winning the Cup, Weinstein was also recognized as Top Oralist. 

(Left: Brittany Rizzo, Paris Wildman Sisk, Justice Lois Roberts, Justice Renee Pomerance, Justice Lloyd Dean Alona Semichenko and Ivan Lazarov)

Windsor Law students competed in the 44^th Annual Zuber Moot this week.

The Zuber Moot provides Windsor Law students with an opportunity to moot competitively and to practice their oral advocacy skills.

With the semester now in full swing, students and faculty are doing their part to shed some light on sustainability.

Environmental law professor, Patrícia Galvão Ferreira, kicked off Energy Conservation and Renewable Energy Awareness Week with a discussion panel on Climate Change and Energy Conservation.

Her lecture, The Paris Climate Agreement and the Global Move Towards Renewable Energy educated the university community about the importance of replacing fossil fuel generated energy by renewables in order to address climate change.

Windsor Law students, Angela Zhu (2L) and Teddy Weinstein (3L), brought home the coveted Kitchen Cup Tuesday, October 17, after a successful moot at the BLG/Cavalluzzo Hayes Labour and Employment Law Oral Advocacy Competition.

Second-year Windsor Law student, Angela Zhu, has been selected as finalist in the Social Cohesion category for the Lieutenant Governor’s Visionaries Prize.

Britney DeCosta made faculty history last month as the first student to defend their LLM at Windsor Law.

DeCosta, who graduated with a joint MSW/JD in 2016, was one of four LLM students in the first cohort that started in the fall of 2016.