THE WELDON TIMES

In this edition of Tastefully Timed, Emily and Gerald are excited to highlight some of their favorite Asian-owned food spots around the HRM.

Alexi Grewal, President of the Dalhousie Family Law Society, guides students through the process of creating a new student society.

Ivey covers reconciliatory justice for the Pekukamiulnuatsh Takuhikan while Thomson covers the cooperative efforts of many Canadian province

Egbeyemi attempts to connect with a dearly departed friend who died by suicide, and he urges others to reach out for help.

I spent most of my first year in law school feeling like a fraud. I’d written a impassioned personal statement about imparting change on...

Every student in the law school should know Geordie Lounsbury. Questions about Brightspace? Can’t figure out Exam4? Geordie's got you!

Venture with Zindzi on a trip down poetry lane. A warm and moving piece on the pleasure to be taken in journeys.

With leaves that looked almost spider-y and gentle white coned flowers – which are not flowers at all but specialized leaves called spathes.

Studying international law as a law student feels like playing a game of Uno where everyone insists on their own rules. Let's give it teeth.

It can be easy to settle into a monotonous routine. I want to challenge you to do something different at law school and in life.

For those looking for new ways to enjoy film and go beyond the confines of what average chain multiplex offers, this is the guide for you!

After law school, the likelihood of encountering a client being affected by intimate partner violence (IPV) is high. Here are resources.

After acting as moot counsel for the Law Society in January, it seemed only fair to hear the other side of the story. Here's that interview.

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

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

The dreaded question, "What sports do you play?” None. That is, until I got a text from Owen Martin. Now, water polo is life.

Something I’ve had to remind myself is that grades don’t define your worth or potential as a future lawyer, and it’s okay to feel lost.

Exploring the interplay and connections between a sense of self and style of expression, enter Sybil Danyk-White.

The following is a discussion between two best friends with two different exchange semester experiences. Both found pieces of themselves

After I had decided that I wanted to make an exchange part of my time at law school, a question arose: where? Northern Ireland answered.