2L Wins Diversity Scholarship
Zane Fernandez ’21 selected by Ropes & Gray for his academic excellence an...
Zane Fernandez ’21 has been named one of seven recipients of the 2020 Roscoe Trimmier Jr. Diversity Schola...
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Perfecting Cannabis Policy
Rappaport panelists discuss role of municipalities and criminal justice refo...
The Rappaport Center for Law and Public Policy continued to place a spotlight on issues of equality, inequal...
James Murphy ’97 to Direct Environmental Clinic
Wildlife Federation legal advocate is among several alumni sharing news in o...
James G. Murphy ’97, above, legal advocacy director of the National Wildlife Federation, was named directo...
US-China IP Relations: Asking the Hard Questions
BC Law's PIE Program and Ropes & Gray convene top authorities for two-day su...
When it comes to doing business and protecting intellectual property in China, is confrontation or collabora...
The Value of Employment Security
In keynote, state treasurer Goldberg ’83 says people must come first....
As the retirement system faces uncertainty in years ahead, an increasing number of Americans are finding it ...
When Urban Planning and Social Justice Are at Odds
Rappaport panel exposes underlying problems and searches for solutions. ...
A panel comprising developers, educators, and policy makers convened October 16 to discuss the role that urb...
Rossman ’19 Wins Award for Innocence Work
Her efforts to free a wrongly convicted man was recognized by the Massachuse...
Lauren Rossman ’19, who as a student in the BC Law Innocence Program helped win the reversal of a Springfi...
Is Net Neutrality What It Seems?
Speaker redirects the conversation toward what he thinks regulation is meant...
Net neutrality was demystified at the “Net Neutrality is Dead, Long Live Net Neutrality” event hosted by...
Advice from a Master Legal Drafter
Bryan Garner argues that there's power in perfect prose....
“You have a lot of challenges ahead of you. You will feel that the whole world is conspiring against your ...
Peloton’s Kushi: What a Ride!
The BC Law alumnus says he never could have predicted his entrepreneurial fu...
How do you go from BC Law to building a billion-dollar company? Brookline native Hisao Kushi ’92, a founde...
Dean Rougeau Nominated as AALS President-Elect
The Association of American Law Schools (AALS) Nominating Committee has nominated Vincent D. Rougeau, dean of Boston College Law School, to become AALS President-elect. Rougeau is ...
Almagro Champions Democracy in the Americas
Head of the OAS says it will stand its ground against abusers of power in th...
It is not in vain that the Organization of American States plays the central role in the Western Hemisphere...
Kuroda ’04 Makes Navy Commander
Her promotion is one of many recent BC Law alumni achievements, gathered her...
Janelle Kuroda ’04, a senior policy advisor at the US Department of State, was promoted in August to the r...