The ‘Public’ in Public Health Means Everybody
Politics, care disparities, and populism hurt equality....
As three of BC Law’s experts on health care law, public health, and global health reflect on the Covid...
Features
Professors Analyze Policy Responses Early in Outbreak
Professors Hiba Hafiz, Shu-Yi Oei, Diane Ring, and Natalya Shnitser produce ...
Grasping the serious economic and financial ramifications of the coronavirus outbreak in early March, four B...
The Chair
In a long career that brought down corporate defrauders and eventually lande...
When the Washington, DC, law firm Bryan Cave merged with the London firm Berwin Leighton Paisner in April 20...
The Land of Music & Piracy
In a copyright showdown between the music industry’s Big Three record labe...
For most of us, what qualifies as an epic music debate is wholly subjective and undertaken all in good fun. ...
BC Law Magazine Summer 2019 Flip Book Edition
Prefer to read the magazine as it appeared in print? This digital replica re-creates the experience. To view the flip book, click here. ...
Easy Rider
During the meteoric rise of Peloton, Hisao Kushi ’92 has been the exercise...
Peloton is a company that makes a lot of noise. Its sleek machines smash the stereotype of home exercise eq...
The Mighty Weight of Atrocity
It fell to Dermot Groome ’85 to hoist the load of Ratko Mladić’s cruelt...
It was June of 1992, the second night of the holiday Eid al-Adha, when Elvedin Pasic, just fourteen, saw Ser...
I Am Why
Young women who’ve endured the failings of the juvenile justice system fi...
Growing up, Jazmine Banks, a young woman from San Francisco, was placed in more than twenty foster homes, ha...
The Innocence Whisperers
Adjunct Professor Charlotte Whitmore has a gift for freeing the wrongly conv...
Hope has many adversaries, but few greater than the metallic clink and jangle of human bondage. On April 23...
From Prosperity to Peril and Back Again
The remarkable life journey of the Cuban girl born Teresa Valdes-Fauli....
It has everything to do with Cuba—and nada to do with Cuba—how life has turned out for Teresa Valdes-Fa...