There is substantial representation of students in the decisionmaking processes of the Law School, and an active student government known as the Legal and Literary Society. One third of the student body lives on campus, providing a strong base for participation in a broad range of extracurricular programs. More than 300 students contribute as volunteers in C.L.A.S.P, the student-run legal aid clinic, operating at the School. Others speak to community groups and high school students on legal issues. The student newspaper, Obiter Dicta, is published weekly.
Talented students write, perform and produce an annual musical review, the Mock Trial.
Students assist in editing the Osgoode Hall Law Journal, a distinguished academic journal. Through competition, students are selected to represent Osgoode in interschool mooting competitions in which Osgoode students excel. There is a full range of athletic teams and activities including the Touch Football League which attracts broad participation. These varied activities enrich students' experience by providing opportunities for personal growth, community outreach and collegial activity. Osgoode Hall Law School thus provides a multi-faceted educational environment in which students with an aptitude for the study of law may test and develop their intellectual powers, their understanding, and their skills to prepare for a broad range of stimulating careers, whether in private practice, policy development, public administration, business, government, politics, social activism, the judiciary or the university.