Welcome to the Law Students' Union

We've relaunched the LSU website on a new platform that any executive member can update directly — no developer required. If you spot anything missing from the old site, let the current webmaster know.

To climax the semester's activities, the LSU partnered with the Women's Commissioner, Mrs. Christabel Faith Bampoe, to organise the "Beyond the Title" Webinar, empowering female law students with practical guidance on legal careers. The session featured Bernice Osei-Drah Acklerh, Nana Obu Afful, and Odamea Amoako, who shared insights on legal education, professional development, and career opportunities.

The recording has been uploaded to the George-More Legal Hub for students who were unable to attend.

The LSU formally announced the continued patronage of Mr. Alfred Eli Dei, who has provided guidance, connected the Union with relevant resource persons, and offered ideas aimed at strengthening the administration. His continued mentorship remains an important source of institutional guidance for the Union.

The LSU took part in a national moot competition marking the 150th anniversary of the Supreme Court. Through the Moot Court Society, and with coaching support from Valentine Ogundare, Benjamin Addo, Clement Osei, and Mavis Bawa, Kings University College was represented by:

• Priscilla More
• Bright Obeng
• Constancia Blewushie
• Millicent Odonkor

The team performed satisfactorily and gained valuable exposure competing alongside students from other law faculties — experience the administration intends to apply to the upcoming Inter-Chamber Moot Competition.

Students previously had to rely on wigs and gowns borrowed from the SRC for moot competitions — not always convenient or sustainable. Following engagement with stakeholders, the LSU received a generous donation of 9 wigs and gowns for use in upcoming moot competitions, easing a long-standing logistical barrier for the Moot Court Society.

In response to student concerns about the Pre-Bar Course and Legal Profession Training, the LSU engaged Seth Doe, Esq., an experienced legal practitioner, to facilitate an online seminar clarifying recent legal education reforms. Hosted by the Vice President, the webinar was well attended and well received.

The administration established the George-More Legal Hub, an online academic repository created to make past questions, recorded tutorial sessions, seminars, and other learning materials more accessible to law students — supplementing the LSU website. A QR code linking to the Hub has been displayed at strategic locations and notice boards around campus.

Open the George-More Legal Hub, or scan the QR code on campus.

The administration introduced the LSU Online Tutorials, an academic initiative providing students with additional support outside the conventional classroom setting, with volunteer resource persons tutoring selected law courses on a set timetable.

Participation gradually declined after a strong start, and the administration temporarily discontinued the sessions while considering ways to improve the programme.

The administration observed that previous LSU activities had not always received adequate coverage and publicity, partly due to the absence of appropriate recording equipment. In response, the President personally procured a tripod, providing a practical foundation for improving the recording and dissemination of LSU activities through the Union's social media and other communication platforms.