Order in the Classroom

There are some fantastic resources available if you are looking to learn more about the law in practice, and to hear Australian and international legal professionals speak firsthand about their experiences in the law - rather than just watching Harvey Specter. Because it’s 2021, a great way to do this is through podcasts! I have complied a list of 8 essential Australian legal podcasts that are perfect for you to listen to on your way to law school. 1. Gertie’s Law Released by

I had the pleasure of chatting with Ebony Billett to ask her some burning questions about her experiences as a law student and as the President of the NDSLS. Q. What degree are you studying? A Bachelor of Laws/Bachelor of Arts (Politics and Journalism). Q. Why did you choose to study at Notre Dame? Notre Dame is a smaller university; the lecturers know you on a name-by-name basis and you’re not just a number. Q. Have you always wanted to study law? No! Back in the day I wante

Making friends at university can be daunting, and it may take some time to feel like you truly ‘fit in’. I am very lucky to have made a fantastic group of friends throughout my degree, but I didn’t immediately meet all the friends that I have today. It wasn’t until the first day of second year, when I was running late to class and sat in the only seat available, that I met one of my closest friends. I introduced myself and, as it turned out, she lived just down the road from