As many as 80 million Americans have criminal records and one of them—Donnell Wright, who served time for ...
Calling the Electoral College one of the “least understood disasters at the core of our Constitution,” H...
Months before the 2016 election, Joshua Matz was already stunned by the frequency and vitriol of impeachment...
What’s next in voting rights? At the Rappaport Center for Law and Public Policy’s event September 26, a ...
Outgoing Connecticut Governor Dannel Malloy ’80, who championed gun regulation after the Sandy Hook School...
Three generations of leading scholars from a dozen countries gathered at Boston College Law School September...
When the American Constitution Society hosted a long-scheduled panel on September 19 about Brett Kavanaugh...
BC Law Innocence Clinic students will continue their tradition of advocacy work when they present posters an...
When a factory machine malfunctioned, cutting his mother’s fingers off, an entire community—neighbors, c...
In a Facebook post on Thursday, William Landay ’90 passed on the news that his bestselling 2012 novel Defe...
Tommy M. Shi has joined Day Pitney as the new Director of Diversity and Inclusion. As a member of the sen...
Professor Ray Madoff, an expert on charitable tax policy, testified on the subject before the Canadian Sena...
Boston College Law School Professor Kent Greenfield’s new book, Corporations Are People Too (And They Sho...
