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Three Indigenous artists presented art proposals Monday as part of a project to bring First Nations art into the Faculty of Law atrium.

Have your say on the three proposals submitted by Indigenous artists seeking to create a permanent art installation in the Queen’s Law building.

Queen’s Law students get help with customized career planning through the Career Development Office.

Queen’s Prison Law Clinic focuses on advancing prisoners’ rights test-case litigation.

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Applications are open to nominate spring and fall 2019 honorary degree recipients.

A Canadian legal system trailblazer, Chief Justice Beverley McLachlin spoke to a packed Wallace Hall in a Principal's Forum public lecture.

Queen’s researchers receive $3.56 million in Insight grants from the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council.

Students, faculty, and staff in the Faculty of Law visited the only court “for Indigenous People and by Indigenous People” in Canada to broaden their perspective.

Chief Justice Beverley McLachlin, the first female and longest-serving chief justice of the Supreme Court of Canada, will speak about her career and legacy at upcoming Principal's Forum public lecture.