US Representative Robert F. Drinan, SJ
Robert F. Drinan, SJ, the first Catholic priest elected to Congress, had spent the previous years as the dean of BC Law. He put the Law School on the national map by building a geo...
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US Representative Margaret Heckler ’56
Elected to Congress in 1966, Margaret Heckler ’56 wasted no time. She served eight terms as a Republican representative, was Secretary of Health and Human Services for nearly thr...
The Choice
DraftKings, Uber, and New Jersey Governor Chris Christie are among recent cl...
It seems right to start with the green beans. One summer long ago, Debra Wong Yang and her family left their...
The Two Sides of the Truth
Walt Kelly’s efforts to win a $36 million wrongful conviction settlement f...
Walt Kelly ’68 didn’t have a starring role in Making a Murderer. He wasn’t a player in the sexual assa...
There Was No Day, No Night, Nothing to Mark the Time
A prison within a prison, solitary confinement has reached epidemic proporti...
After failing a urine analysis for drugs in a Maine state prison in 2003, Joseph Jackson spent a year in sol...
The Other Side of Stardom
They’ve counseled Bobby Brown, advised Gwyneth Paltrow, handled rights for...
Bradford Auerbach ’82 Principal Amherst Partners, San Diego Auerbach’s involvement in the entertainme...
No Biz Like Showbiz
Netflix Senior Counsel Joel A. Goldberg ’92 is proof that a groundbreaking...
A few weeks before the Berlin Wall crumbled almost three decades ago to break up the Cold War, Joel Gold...
“We Are Still Here”
The San Luis Rey Band of Mission Indians may be few in numbers today, but th...
If you’re hearing me speak, we’ve failed,” says Merri Lopez Keifer ’98. As chief legal counsel f...
The Tragedy of the Horizon
Can insurance save us from ourselves as we continue to think short term, pus...
In the first nine months of 2015 alone, wildfires in the western United States burned eight million acres of...
It Takes Two
Paul Callan ’75 and Mel Robbins ’94 are the unlikeliest of pairings as t...
It’s hard to reconcile where Paul Callan and Mel Robbins are now with where they have been. On so many lev...