The Little Incubator That Could
In a tough part of Boston, an innovation center thrives on the energy of min...
Dean Vincent Rougeau opened the Boston Globe last summer and discovered something new: an MIT grad named...
Features
Witness to an Evolution
How Professor Quinn has influenced the economic emergence of Vietnam since t...
Among his many distinctions, Professor Brian Quinn can probably claim to be the only American academic, let ...
Of Law and War
Jennawe Hughes / West Point...
Walking into a dusty and seemingly abandoned courtroom in Tuz, Iraq, I shook my head, thinking to myself tha...
“I Am What I Am, and What I’m Not”
Jeremy Levesque / Tulane University, Boston College...
The path that has led me to this essay, at this university, has been anything but easy. I am the son of a tr...
A Long Way from Hanoi
Mai Zymaris / Harvard Law School...
When I declined my former law firm’s generous offer to return to them after completing my LLM degree at Ha...
A Spot of Brown in a Sea of White
Charlene Ochogo / University of Florida...
The first time I was called a nigger, it wasn’t in the sandbox. It didn’t come from the mouth of a callo...
Winning Wordsmiths, Five Years On
Graduates stay true to the ideals they espoused in 2009....
The first time BC Law Magazine published outstanding admission essays was in the Fall/Winter 2009 issue. The personal statements of seven first-year students were a window into the character of the Class of 2012. We recently caught up with the original essayists to find out where they wound up. Hannah Coman (formerly Rogers-Ganter) draws on her background in ...
‘I’ve Already Forgiven You’
Thanks to the Innocence Project, exonerations are becoming commonplace, but ...
Imagine their conversation. An innocent man imprisoned for more than nineteen years for two rapes and an ...
May It Please the Court
In a real federal appeals court, in real time, four students endure judges...
'Good morning. May it please the court. My name is Marija Ozolins. My partner Mackenzie Houck and I are cert...
Cell Shocked
When kids do time, nobody wins. With justice for girls as her cause and educ...
At thirty-one, a woman whom we’ll call Dawn Monteiro works as a hotel manager in a seaside resort town in ...