‘It’s a Doozy’
Rappaport visiting professor Jane Swift has run a state and led an education...
When former Massachusetts Governor and longtime education technology executive Jane Swift joined BC Law as t...
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Law Publications Elect New Boards
Despite challenges, Boston College Law Review and Uniform Commercial Reporte...
In the spirit of keeping the scholarly wheels turning at Boston College Law School, the Boston College Law R...
Springing the Criminal Justice Trap
At Rappaport event, top lawmakers and law enforcement officials discuss reme...
Editor's Note: Due to the novel coronavirus outbreak, Boston College has sent students home for the sem...
Turn Within: Tips from a Master
Stress management and meditation expert Kelvin Chin ’83 calms with sage ad...
With the onslaught of COVID-19, life around the world has changed dramatically. People yearn for a return to...
Juvenile Justice in a Time of Crisis
In a virtual classroom, students learn the challenges of youth advocacy duri...
For those who work with the legal needs of juveniles, the repercussions of the current health crisis have be...
‘Defending Jacob’ to Air April 24
BC Law alum William Landay's bestselling thriller becomes eight-episode Appl...
Editor's Note: Due to the novel coronavirus outbreak, Boston College has sent students home for the sem...
The Salve of Culture in Pandemic
Latinx publisher Alexis Ruginis ’10 creates worksheets for kids learning a...
When Alexis Ruginis ’10 and her sister, Janike, launched Veoleo Press in 2018, their mission was clear: pu...
Alumni News Pre-COVID-19
Class notes gathered from January to early March....
Editor's Note: Due to the novel coronavirus outbreak, Boston College has sent students home for the sem...
Biodiversity to the Rescue?
A 1L ponders lessons that bats can teach us about viruses and American gover...
“What do bats and viruses teach us about American government?”, 1L Ian Ramsey-North asks in his provoc...
Even Grades Aren’t Immune
Decision to switch to pass/fail grading this semester requires pandemic-wear...
When Boston College Law School decided this week to pivot to a pass/fail grading policy for the semester in ...
Four Faculty Take Lead in Pandemic Policy Analysis
BC Law professors launch ongoing project to track quality of legislation and...
Recognizing the serious economic and financial ramifications of the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak, four Bo...
BC Law Adapts in Face of Pandemic
Campus closes, classes go online, as Law School finds ways to complete schoo...
In response to the coronavirus and with the health and well-being of the entire BC Law community as its top ...
Let Freedom Ring (Again)
BC Innocence Program makes its second case in a year that frees a wrongly in...
Ronnie Qualls, who served 27 years of double consecutive life sentences for two 1992 murders he has always m...