For someone who chose to study law “almost on a whim,” Rahul Sapra is excelling. It started with a conversation he overheard on campus a few years ago. “I was just randomly on my walk home from school one day, eavesdropping on the people who ar …
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Entrepreneur and financier invests in ‘hopes and aspirations of future students’
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Expert Insight: Could Ottawa police be sued over protest response?
How residents could hold police accountable for the response to the ‘freedom convoy’
London icon Janet Stewart to receive honorary degree
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Students volunteer for UN Women Project on Commissions of Inquiry
The 10 students applied gender-sensitive analysis to United Nations reports on Syria, Yemen, Burundi and South Sudan.