Mel Robbins ’94, a CNN legal analyst, inspirational speaker, self-help author, and life strategist blogger...
Birthright citizenship may have been codified by the Fourteenth Amendment, but it came about not because of ...
Professor Michael Cassidy didn’t minimize the challenges facing the criminal justice system as he opened t...
It is not in vain that the Organization of American States plays the central role in the Western Hemisphere...
Janelle Kuroda ’04, a senior policy advisor at the US Department of State, was promoted in August to the r...
In September 2019 testimony before the House Financial Services Committee, Renee Jones, professor and associ...
Writing in Boston College's The Heights, Maeve Reilly recounts the story of how a young law professor's pass...
The Rappaport Center for Law and Public Policy presented a talk on September 23 by Brittny Saunders (abo...
In October, Bryan Stevenson, the acclaimed criminal defense lawyer and author of the best-selling book, Just...
One need only look down a list of her legal articles to get a picture of Associate Clinical Professor Emerit...
Boston College Law Professor Kent Greenfield, a former Supreme Court law clerk, has been appointed as a prin...
BC Law's Public Interest Law Foundation (PILF) began the 2019-2020 academic year by hosting a school-wide ...
The past, present, and future collided at the Race and Public Policy panel hosted by the Rappaport Center fo...