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...
Bellotti at 95: Wise as Ever
Two alumni talk politics, public service, and political integrity....
It was the coming-together of a mentor-mentee, leader and acolyte, and now friend and friend when former M...
An Exoneree’s Tale, Trump’s North Korea, and More…
Fall events at BC Law examine everything from violence against girls to reli...
The BC Innocence Program (BCIP) featured a discussion with exoneree Eugene Gilyard and Professor Charlotte W...
A Policy Powerhouse
Now in its fourth year at BC Law, the Rappaport Center is making more than a...
The event was like so many BC Law’s Rappaport Center has presented, bristling with ideas and stimulating c...
Professor’s Scholarship Cited in Drug Case
Michael Cassidy's article on prosecutorial misconduct is factor in dismissal...
BC Law Professor Michael Cassidy, an expert in criminal law and prosecutorial ethics, played a role in the M...
Corporations Are People, Too (And They Should Act Like It)
Why we’re better off treating corporations as people under the law—and m...
BC Law professor Kent Greenfield's latest book delves deep into the debate that began with the Supreme Court...
What’s Next for IP in Europe?
Two-day summit explores patents, data protection, cross-border technology, a...
With Brexit now less than six months away, the fate of Europe’s centralized patent court is still up in th...
Facing the Crisis of Confidence in Voting Rights
Rappaport panel sees local and state policy as critical to a healthy electio...
What’s next in voting rights? At the Rappaport Center for Law and Public Policy’s event September 26, a ...
Connecticut Governor Accepts Rappaport Professorship
Dannel Malloy ’80 to teach next spring as the center's Distinguished Visi...
Outgoing Connecticut Governor Dannel Malloy ’80, who championed gun regulation after the Sandy Hook School...
Legal Historians Take Stock
Clough event brings together international group of scholars....
Three generations of leading scholars from a dozen countries gathered at Boston College Law School September...
The Confirmation ‘Circus’
Panelists say Kavanaugh's Supreme Court hearings expose the bare-knuckled po...
When the American Constitution Society hosted a long-scheduled panel on September 19 about Brett Kavanaugh...