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Man smiles with two custom pottery mugs in front of a coffee bar. Text reads, "Summer 2025. See You Saturday at 1496 Lower Water Street. Written by Emily Huang"

Man smiles with two custom pottery mugs in front of a coffee bar. Text reads, "Summer 2025. See You Saturday at 1496 Lower Water Street. Written by Emily Huang"

See you Saturday at 1496 Lower Water Street

Come with me to the Halifax Brewery Market Saturday morning. Farmers, bakers, florists, and crafters, painters, makers, chefs, and baristas – rain or shine, year after year – travel with their vans packed to the brim before dawn from The Valley and South Shore and set up on Lower Water Street to prepare displays that charm eyes and satiate curious tastes.

Emily Huang

Oct 72 min read

A prison cell with light streaming in a window. Text reads, "Call for a Wrongful Convictions Intensive. Written by Alisia Januszczak."

A prison cell with light streaming in a window. Text reads, "Call for a Wrongful Convictions Intensive. Written by Alisia Januszczak."

Call for a Wrongful Convictions Intensive

Identifying and understanding the causes of wrongful convictions is critical to ensuring the integrity of our justice system and rights.

Alisia Januszczak

Feb 272 min read

Pro Bono Dalhousie's executive team smiles in front of law building. Text reads, " Bridging the Digital Divide: Pro Bono Dalhousie’s Role in Advancing Access to Justice in the Era of Law and Technology. Written by Delaney Helmke and Juliet Watts."

Pro Bono Dalhousie's executive team smiles in front of law building. Text reads, " Bridging the Digital Divide: Pro Bono Dalhousie’s Role in Advancing Access to Justice in the Era of Law and Technology. Written by Delaney Helmke and Juliet Watts."

Bridging the Digital Divide: Pro Bono Dalhousie’s Role in Advancing Access to Justice in the Era of Law and Technology

The intersection of law and technology offers a novel opportunity to reimagine parts of the legal landscape—yet, a digital divide remains.

Delaney Helmke and Juliet Watts

Feb 272 min read

It’s Not That Serious: How to Cope with Stress in Law School

It’s Not That Serious: How to Cope with Stress in Law School

It’s Not That Serious: How to Cope with Stress in Law School

You know that school has gotten Real, and it’s time to Lock In. Coping with stress is essential for maintaining long-term health.

Mina Ali

Nov 20, 20243 min read

So You Don't Think You Can Pole Dance

So You Don't Think You Can Pole Dance

So You Don't Think You Can Pole Dance

Elizabeth Fleet, JD '26, encourages folks to rethink the sport of pole no matter who you are. Originally published Winter 2024.

Elizabeth Fleet

Sep 26, 20242 min read

Farewell to Logic Games: Reconciling Accessibility and Tradition in the LSAT

Farewell to Logic Games: Reconciling Accessibility and Tradition in the LSAT

Farewell to Logic Games: Reconciling Accessibility and Tradition in the LSAT

As the August 2024 LSAT sitting marks the final run of the test’s Logic Games portion, current and incoming law students reflect.

Emily Carr

Sep 18, 20242 min read

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