A Call for Bipartisanship
US Representative Doug Collins defends his conservative views while stressin...
Under the auspices of the Rappaport Center, US Representative Doug Collins (R-Ga.), ranking member of the Ho...
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A Call for Bipartisanship
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Executive Power: A Delicate Balance
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Kaveny to Receive Marianist Award
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How a Mindhunter Thinks
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PILF Auction Set for March 19
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McCoy Co-Authors Amicus Curiae Brief In Support of CFPB
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How Women in Politics Can Leverage Social Media
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Faculty Assume Leadership Roles in AALS
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Hugh Ault Fellowship Announced
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Executive Power: A Delicate Balance
Russell Miller looks at German Chancellor Angela Merkel's singular actions d...
Washington and Lee Law Professor Russell Miller spoke on “Executive Power in Comparative Perspective” at...
Kaveny to Receive Marianist Award
Boston College Law Professor Cathleen Kaveny has been selected as this year’s recipient of the Marianist Award for Intellectual Contributions. She will be presented the award Feb...
How a Mindhunter Thinks
The Boston College professor who inspired a TV series on villains says crimi...
Boston College Professor Ann Wolbert Burgess, internationally recognized as a pioneer in the assessment and ...
PILF Auction Set for March 19
The 32nd annual BC Public Interest Law Foundation (PILF) auction will be held Wednesday, March 19, in the Barat House on the Boston College Law School campus. This is the second ye...
DOJ Accepts Two Alumni to Honors Program
Liam Holland ’17 and Brian Shaud ’17 share long-term commitment to publi...
Boston College Law Public Service Scholars Liam Holland ’17 and Brian Shaud ’17 have been accepted into ...
McCoy Co-Authors Amicus Curiae Brief In Support of CFPB
BC Law Professor Patricia McCoy is one of three senior financial regulation scholars to author an Amicus Curiae Brief in the US Supreme Court case Seila Law LLC v. Consumer Fina...
How Women in Politics Can Leverage Social Media
Former Massachusetts governor says new media is a double-edged sword....
Social media has permanently changed US politics, creating new challenges and opportunities for women in pol...
Faculty Assume Leadership Roles in AALS
In addition to BC Law Dean Vincent Rougeau, who has officially assumed his role as The Association of American Law Schools (AALS) President-elect, a number of other members of the ...
Hugh Ault Fellowship Announced
A new visiting fellows program for outstanding young researchers has been named in honor of BC Law Professor Emeritus Hugh Ault. The Hugh Ault Fellowship, housed at the Max Planck ...