The Grant that Changed Her Life
Jennifer Smith ’99 owes her career to an alum who valued human rights....
Jennifer Smith ’99 said she came full circle in her return to BC Law as the Owen M. Kupferschmid Holocaust...
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Will Technology Transform Citizenship?
Scholar Dimitry Kochenov pulls the borders out from under the concept of cit...
While the concept of citizenship may have been born out of a desire for equality, the 21st century reality i...
‘Not Happening on My Watch’
New Suffolk Country DA Rachel Rollins sticks to her vow to reform a system t...
When Rachel Rollins was elected Suffolk County District Attorney in November of 2018, the nation took notice...
A Mastermind at Work
A half-century in, Thomas Carey ’65 still rules as a clinical and moot cou...
Professor Thomas J. Carey ’65, is a bridge between the old and new in legal education. As a law student, h...
Two Times Is the Charm
Gabe Frumkin ’20 wins his second Peggy Browning Fellowship in labor law....
The Peggy Browning Fund has awarded a 10-week fellowship to Gabe Frumkin, a 2L at Boston College Law School...
A Dream Come True for Hopengarten ’70
He is among nine alumni to announce promotions and other recent achievements...
Fred Hopengarten ’70 (above) was elected to the Board of Directors of the American Radio Relay League,...
Plater Honored for Environmental Achievements
Award recognizes Plater for his spirited activism and more....
BC Law Professor Zygmunt Plater was the surprise recipient of an environmental award bestowed on March 1 whi...
BC Law Ranked in Nation’s Top Tier
US News, Above the Law, and Princeton Review place the Law School and some o...
Boston College Law School continues to rank among the top law schools in the country. In the U.S. News &...
Rappaport Names 2019 Fellows
BC Law students win three of the coveted summer placements....
Three of the twelve 2019 Rappaport Center for Law and Public Policy summer internships in public service hav...
Where Thinkers Think Out Loud
At BC Law events in February, topics ran the gamut from International jurisp...
Legal historian and Harvard Fellow William Sullivan (pictured above with BC Law Professor Mary Bilder), plu...
Cassidy to Prosecutors: Stay Out of Parole Hearings
Ethicist says the moral choice is to let the board do its job....
As criminal justice reform has made modest legislative gains across the nation over the past few years, Bost...
Thirteen Years a Deportee
After surmounting countless hurdles, a BC-related team rescues Wilmer Garcia...
On February 20, Wilmer García came to Boston College Law School to celebrate the end of a thirteen-year-lon...
‘The Things That Matter’
In keynote address honoring MLK scholarship candidates, Dean Rougeau makes t...
Four-year-old Vincent Rougeau was too young to remember standing beside other preschoolers in Atlanta as Mar...