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Extraordinary Extra-curriculars
The holidays are nearly over and it’s time to start thinking about getting back into uni. Now’s the perfect time to consider taking up some
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Survive Law
Feb 14, 20173 min read
Review: Newton's Law (ABC), Episode 1
In Newton’s Law, I’m not sure what we’re meant to see. As the Daily Review points out, there are no massive faults in the narrative. I agree
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Survive Law
Feb 13, 20172 min read
End of Holiday Mode: Getting Back into Study Mode
Groan. “The holidays went too quick.”“I didn’t catch up on sleep enough...
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Survive Law
Feb 9, 20172 min read
5 Sports Law Students Should Ace
It’s that time of year again. Time to pin-up your wall planner and brace your biros as we roll out of another summer and hit the books. Whil
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Survive Law
Feb 7, 20172 min read
You’ve Accepted Your Offer to Study Law, What's Next?
So you’ve turned up to enrolment day at your new law school – and it is just an information overload! Well I’m here to tell that it’s going
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Survive Law
Feb 3, 20173 min read
7 Things I Wish I Knew Before I Started Law School
So you got in to Law School. Super. Gird your loins, bitches.
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Survive Law
Feb 1, 20172 min read
Perspective: Working In-House
(The answer is no) During my time at law school, the firm environment was the career path predominantly discussed. Paralegal roles, clerkshi
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Survive Law
Jan 30, 20172 min read
5 Things Your Non-Law Friends Have Said to You Before
Now don’t get me wrong, I know we absolutely adore our non-law friends and fam. In fact, I doubt I could get through my law degree without t
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Survive Law
Jan 27, 20172 min read
Cheating on Your Law Degree
Being a law student is like being part of an exclusive club. We live for clerkship season, attending Kirby’s book signings, complaining abou
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Raychel Plath
Jan 24, 20173 min read
Stop, Collaborate and Listen
Source // giphy While the Australian government continues to try to block access to certain torrenting sites, and corporate big-wigs...
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Survive Law
Jan 19, 20172 min read
Book Review: Order in Court by David Osborne
Survive Law's Jess Awad ponders the ups and downs of life at the Bar from the perspective of an aspiring barrister. Ever wanted to know...
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Survive Law
Jan 16, 20173 min read
Advice for Law Students: Parents’ Edition
We usually turn to lecturers, our law school buddies and law grads for advice when it comes to battling your way through law school. But wha
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Survive Law
Jan 12, 20172 min read
5 Ways to Pimp Your Stationery Game in 2017
Even if you’re not someone who subscribes to the #newyearnewme mantra, it’s still time to throw out the leaking pens and half-torn notebooks
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Survive Law
Jan 9, 20173 min read
Getting over the Law School Slump
The Law School Slump. We all experience it at some point during law school. Most often, it’s because we’ve been working hard non-stop since
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Survive Law
Jan 4, 20172 min read
Using Artificial Intelligence to Close the Justice Gap
In recent years, the legal sector has seen the introduction of numerous software designed to make legal work more efficient. In some cases,
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Survive Law
Dec 23, 20162 min read
Welcome to Summer School
Well done, you’ve made it through another year of law school. Walking out of that last exam for the year can feel like a dream. Not you thou
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Survive Law
Dec 21, 20162 min read
Trials and Tribulations of a Law Student's Textbook
Five-hundred page textbooks are almost an essential for every law student. You start to accumulate something of a collection reminiscent of
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Survive Law
Dec 18, 20162 min read
How I Bounced Back From Failing a Unit
Receiving results after a hard and stressful exam period may validate the work you’ve done throughout semester. For others, it may be a mixt
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Survive Law
Dec 16, 20162 min read
Gift Ideas for Law Students
The holidays are a time of giving. Law students are a particular type of people. Curious, hard to read, picky, laden with strange habits and
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Survive Law
Dec 14, 20162 min read
Breaking Up with Law School
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
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