Global Technology Law and Policy is an intensive two-week seminar that examines the development of global technology law policy including privacy, intellectual property, and artificial intelligence regulation. The course is a joint initiative of the University of Ottawa, the University of Haifa, and Bocconi University in Milan with up to ten students from each university participating.

The course is scheduled to run from April 28 to May 11, 2025. This year’s class will run solely in Canada. Classes in the first week will be in Ottawa. The second week will include a day trip to Montreal and conclude for two days in Toronto. All University of Ottawa students will receive a bursary of $250 to support related travel costs.

The course credit can be applied for the 2025-26 academic year in either the fall (CML 3351 FS) or winter (CML 3351 WS) semesters. No additional fees are required.

To be considered, the following should be submitted to Professor Geist via hard copy or e-mail ([email protected]):

• Statement of interest
• Curriculum vitae including e-mail contact information
• Law School transcript

Deadline to apply: February 28, 2025

More information on the course can be found at the course site at https://www.michaelgeist.ca/global-technology-law/ (English only)

Are you a first-year JD student at the University of Ottawa's Faculty of Law? Here's your opportunity to be recognized for the positive impact you've made in your first year. The Jim Ryan Class of 1975 Scholarship is awarded to a 1L student who has contributed to the enjoyment and success of their peers at law school.

To apply, you must be an Ontario resident, demonstrate financial need, and be nominated by your classmates. Simply send a brief (maximum 200 words) description of one highlight from your first year, along with a reference letter from a fellow 1L, to [email protected].

All nominated students will be invited to submit a full application through Online Scholarships and Bursaries.

Number of awards: 1
Value of the award: Maximum $5,000

Deadline: February 28, 2025

Don't miss your chance to be recognized for making a difference!

Applications now open! Apply now to be an Associate Editor for Volume 57 in 2025-2026 here: https://rdo-olr.org/join/ !
 

Associate Editor positions are open to students entering 2L in Fall 2025. The Associate Editor position is a 3-credit course that can be applied to your fall or winter semester. Associate Editors are responsible for conducting the primary edit of submissions accepted for publication and supervising Assistant Editors during the editing process. In addition, Associate Editors are responsible for performing work as a member of a committee overseen by a Senior Editor.

The interview period is here! Make sure you’re ready by using the resources available to you: review The Interview Guide in The Source Document Library, book a mock interview, practice with peers, friends, and family, and don’t hesitate to reach out with any questions before, during, or after your interviews at [email protected].Take advantage of these tools to feel confident and prepared!

You are responsible for managing your own licensing process. Be sure to check your email regularly and keep track of important deadlines. To have your proof of legal name document certified book an appointment through the Appointments tab on The Source to reserve a five-minute time slot with a member of our team.

FTX Productions, a student-led theatre group from the University of Ottawa’s Faculty of Law, is thrilled to present this year’s musical production of The Addams Family! Our talented cast and crew have been hard at work bringing this delightfully dark and hilarious story to life. Mark your calendars for showtimes on

**March 13, 14, and 15**—you won’t want to miss it! *Get your tickets here:* EventBrite

We’re also inviting sponsors to support the continued growth of our student-run theatre. If you’re interested in contributing to the success of this year’s production and future performances, please reach out to us at [email protected]. Your support helps foster creativity and community within the Faculty of Law!

The University of Ottawa Community Legal Clinic provides free notarial services to law students, including drafting and commissioning affidavits, and true copies. 

Schedule an appointment at the Clinic location (540 King Edward Avenue) by calling us at 613-562-5600 for more information and to book your appointment.

We are also open for drop-in on Wednesdays from 11 am to 1:00pm at our office (until April 30, 2025).

Are you an Indigenous Learner who is not receiving emails from Tasha Simon, the Intermediate Specialist, Indigenous Programs?Would you like to be on the mailing list and receive emails on the programming and services available for Indigenous Learners through this office in the Faculty of Law? Please email Tasha ([email protected]) to be added to the list.She can’t wait to meet you and get to know you. 

Any Indigenous Learners graduating this year who have not completed their stole survey, or did not receive a stole survey, please email Tasha Simon at [email protected], she is eager to begin production of your stole.