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Robson Hall – Law

Robson Hall, home to the Faculty of Law, is named after a leading Manitoba Chief Justice and features a collection of fine art in its hallways and classrooms. Several spaces for law students can be found here, including classrooms, student services offices and the E.K. Williams Law Library.

Moot courtroom

Unique among classrooms, the moot courtroom provides a venue for law students and professors to argue their cases against each other in a courtroom-style setting.

Common room

Law students can study and attend events in this large common room, located across from the moot courtroom on the main floor.

Classroom

Located on the main floor, classroom 204 features a comprehensive art collection and state-of-the-art technology.

E.K. Williams Law Library

Located on the 4th floor, this library serves the teaching and research needs of the Faculty of Law and plays a prominent role in the delivery of legal information to members of the legal profession, the judiciary and the public. Students have access to computers, printers, scanners and study spaces.

The exterior entry way to the Robson Hall Faculty of Law building with stone columns and glass doors under an overhang from the tall building.
A Robson Hall Faculty of Law lecture hall with many rows of beige chairs at white tables from the perspective of a speaker at the bottom of the stairs at the end of the room.
Three Faculty of Law graduates wearing black robes sign a book in a hall of the Robson Hall.
A hallway in the Faculty of Law Robson Hall with purple walls and brown bricks. Signs on the wall say Research and Graduate Studies.
A room in the Faculty of Law Robson Hall with a bright square patterned blue and green carpet and patterned couches.
A boardroom at Robson Hall with a long wooden conference table in the middle and four groups of photos in frames on the wall.
Yellow and purple couches in a sitting area of Robson Hall.
A Faculty of Law instructor wearing a green blazer speaks to a class of students using laptops in a Robson Hall classroom.
A glass board of overlapping blue, white, and transparent pieces of glass lists individual and group donors to the Faculty of Law Robson Hall.
A stone sitting area with five seats in front of three colourful murals in Robson Hall.