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Wendy Babcock was advocate for safer sex work

Failure was law school’s fault for not accommodating my chronic pain: student

Aboriginal and Northern students preferred

Grad alleges she was misled her about chances of working as an attorney

A new campaign cracks down on lawyers who are rude and aggressive — with clients or even in their private lives

New programs for medical and law students are about getting professionals where they’re needed, not student aid

Post-grad obligations for medical students could create a two-tiered system

Law school fights back against charges of racism and sexism in dean hiring process

What you have to do on top of your degree, bar exam and articling to become a lawyer

How do faculty measure up? How do grads fare? Maclean’s fourth annual survey reveals all