University of Sydney law student Neha Kasbekar has won this year’s Governor-General's Undergraduate Essay Competition. Kasbekar and the

“Don’t waste your time on Facebook. NOTHING EVER HAPPENS”, was one of the many tips law students offered their peers in this year’s Connecti

Have you recently signed up for your law society’s negotiation tournament? If you’re feeling a bit unsure about how to prepare or how to...

The University of Sydney is celebrating after winning the Shine Lawyers National Torts Moot in Brisbane last week. In a grand final held at

The University of Queensland is celebrating after its recent win at the 14th International Maritime Law Arbitration Moot. The victory makes

The NSW Young Lawyers have announced the winners of its third annual Sir Anthony Mason Constitutional Law Essay Competition. Announcing the

Bond University law students Marryum Kahloon and Caroline Karlsson have won the Beijing Foreign Studies University Intellectual Property Law

I’ve never been the most competitive person. I was the kind of kid who abandoned losing card games before the final draw, who sat making dai

Once upon a time I believed that watching me compete in a law school competition would be about as hilarious as seeing my dog in a knitted c

Exams are here. If you’ve attended most classes and engaged with the course in some meaningful way throughout semester you are going to be f

As law students we can often think that we’re infallible. We have tendencies to suit up for no apparent reason and use legal jargon at socia

Are you a student in your second last year? People seem to like throwing around the word ‘penultimate’ to describe this phase of our degree.

Every law school has them. But rather than the quintessential “mean girls” we met through “the plastics” in the 2004 hit film, he mean girls

It’s just so exciting, isn’t it? You’re a real law student! You’ve been waking up at 5am for 11am classes, dressing in your nicest rags, and

A team from Bond University has won out India’s biggest mooting competition. Law students Sara Trainor and Indhia Duncan won the D.M. Harish

If every conversation I heard in the law library about how much study everyone does is true, then I am in serious trouble. If I read more th

Do you remember the first-ever tutorial of your law degree? That tutorial where everyone in the class said their name, something “interestin

Would you ever put a laxative in a peer’s drink just before an exam? Rip out pages from a library book? While most of you would answer no, t