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Alumni The Art of Persuasion An inside look at the personality and courtroom props that make Joe Mueller ’00 an entertainingly effective litigator. By Jeri Zeder
Artificial Intelligence When Justice Meets the Machine As artificial intelligence enters law schools and legal practice, BC Law weighs how to prepare lawyers who can use new tools without losing human judgment, ethical responsibility, or purpose. By Chad Konecky
Events Facing America’s Identity Crisis Scholar explores who is invited to participate in the nation’s political life—and why. By Sydney Taub ’27
In Closing Over Meals and Memories How survival, migration, and resilience shaped a family. By Sydney Taub ’27
