Has anyone ever told you that you wouldn’t be so lonely if you didn’t spend so much time studying? Tell them that you’re already taken by yo

The results are in. Four years of paper cuts, sweat, tears, highlighters and sticky tabs later, your law degree is complete. So…now what? Fo

So I’ve just participated in my first moot and I had an amazing experience. It wouldn't have been so amazing were it not for my amazing

Any law student who tells you they’re single is wrong. We’re all in committed, sometimes unhealthy, relationships. The law and I have been t

I’ve never been a particularly introverted person. I’m loud (typical lawyer material) and have a permanent case of foot-in-mouth disease. Th

Happy Valentine’s Day, law school lovers! It’s not easy dating when you’re in law school, but what can be even harder at times, is dating a

Studying law is like moulding your mind into new shape. It’s now warped, and sees the world in a different way. Years of torts, land law, cr

For the last eight years I have been married to a great woman, my best friend and co-conspirator. For the past six of those years, and for r

There may be many fish in the sea, but for us law students, my theory is that the fish that we're best suited to are also law students.

After I had transferred universities, I didn't feel the need to make more friends. All I wanted to do was to go to class, get the partic

It’s no secret that law students have an ongoing love/hate relationship with the law. Like Jack Sparrow and the sea, our ongoing flirtations

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Christmas is around the corner, summer barbeques are a weekly event and exam results have just been released. It’s that time of year when la

I have a strange relationship with time. I don’t have two hearts, or travel through time and space in a blue police box. That said, my relat

In the tunnel vision that is a law student life it's sometimes hard to separate study from social situations. While some maintain this s

In my first year I was bright-eyed and so proud to be a law student. Even my mum bragged about it. When someone asked what I did I would pro

“Imagine being in a goldfish bowl. The lid is sealed. Now imagine this goldfish bowl doesn’t sit next to the window of some retired...

Law students are among the country’s most finicky and meticulous students. We know what we like and, more to the point, we know what we don’