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On may 22, Dean Vincent Rougeau capped a celebratory week of virtual graduation activities at BC Law by anno...
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Four of the twelve 2020 Rappaport Center for Law and Public Policy Fellowships in public service have been a...
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Society’s ills can never be solved by business and markets alone, but, as the destructive Covid-19 virus t...
In response to changing norms in law school operations resulting from Covid-19 restrictions, Boston College ...
The anti-semitic prejudice Arthur Berney experienced as a boy growing up in a multi-ethnic New Jersey neighb...
A global pandemic didn’t stop Boston College Law School from celebrating its newly admitted students throu...
Imagine learning that you are the victim of medical malpractice and having your case thrown out of court bec...
With the onslaught of COVID-19, life around the world has changed dramatically. People yearn for a return to...
