THE WELDON TIMES

We all start from ground zero: the first time you walked into a gym or swung a baseball bat – we all start from ground zero...

Imagine living with a red dot from a sniper’s beam constantly being projected perfectly onto the center of your skull...

I’m sure that, for many students, watching legal films was their first exposure to and inspiration to pursue the legal field…even if the...

In my naivety of coming to law school, it felt obvious that things would be different here. Surely, if someone pursues a career in law...

Emily and Gerald, law students at Dalhousie University, are your culinary guides for Halifax's dining scene. Learn their top picks for event

Catriona Hurley, a white law student, discuses the school's cut-throat competition, subpar comedians, and hope for collegial comedy nights.

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

Andrew Dyadin discusses how kindness and respect benefits your career and social relationships whether your at law school or beyond Weldon.

Zindzi Azubuike offers her wonderful poetry to commemorate Black History Month. "Shades" was originally published Winter 2024.

Join Maya Schofield as she explains the key to surviving law school: joy and pleasure have the potential to unlock the best things in life.

Chris Cleary, JD '26, writes a heartfelt letter to his law school friends. Originally published in Winter 2024.

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

Jim Middlemiss is a Dalhousie Law alumnus who served as editor of The Weldon Times from 1987-1988. This interview shines a light on that.

Part of a series featuring multidisciplinary students, Lauren Rogers pursues a Master of Health Administration (MHA)/Juris Doctor (JD).