Soto ’17 Receives Immigrant Justice Corps Fellowship
BC Law third-year student Natali Soto has been selected to receive a 2017 Immigrant Justice Corps (IJC) fellowship, one of 25 across the country. [caption id="attachment_5554" a...
Has the Mortgage Pendulum Swung Too Far?
The Rappaport Center for Law and Public Policy welcomed experts on mortgage inequality and access to mortgage credit for a full day conference on September 30. The day included a ...
Bilder in Running for Virginia Literary Award
Nomination marks the fourth time her book on James Madison has won or been c...
Adding to a string of awards and accolades, Boston College Founders Professor and Lee Distinguished Scholar ...
Troyer ’90 Named Acting US Attorney for Colorado
BC law alumnus Bob Troyer '90 has been named acting U.S. attorney for Colorado. Troyer replaces John Walsh, who had served as U.S. attorney for Colorado for thirty years. A mem...
Albert Organizes Constitutionalism Conference in Israel
Concerned that constitutions are being put to the test in nearly every corner of world—and not just by the ever-present pressures of war—BC Law Professor Richard Albert (above,...
Young Chosen to Present at Junior Faculty Forum
Boston College Law School professor Katharine Young was selected to present her paper "Rights and Queues" at the 2016 Harvard/Stanford/Yale Junior Faculty Forum, held at Yale Unive...
Madoff, Cullman Co-Author “Undermining of American Charity” in NY Review of Books
Boston College Law professor Ray D. Madoff has collaborated with philanthropist Lewis B. Cullman in “The Undermining of American Charity,” an essay in the newest issue of the N...
Thomas More Statue Commissioned by Privitera Family
Longtime BC Law supporters, the Privitera family has funded a sculpture of St. Thomas More that has now been installed on the BC Law campus. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ykP...