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1965 - A New Home
The Benchers of the Law Society of Upper Canada unanimously approve in principle the affiliation of the Law School with York University. York agrees to construct a new building and library and take the name ‘Osgoode Hall Law School.’ Here, the founding president of York University, Murray Ross, looks at a model of the new Osgoode, 1967.
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1959 - Hello Again
York University opens. Ironically, it is first located in Falconer Hall, directly across from the University of Toronto’s Law School.
