An Innocent’s Gift
The tale of exoneree Bobby Joe Leaster and the Muse family is a story of jus...
Over several decades, Bobby Joe Leaster (right) spoke to BC Law students and faculty, telling the story of h...
alumni
The Fight for Racial Justice
BC Alum and Boston's NAACP president Tanisha Sullivan ’02 leads a stand ag...
Tanisha Sullivan ’02 has been a central voice for African Americans, a voice that is being heard more wid...
Amelia Wirts ’17 Achieves a First
Dual degree offerings expand with the addition of law student's JD/Philosoph...
When Amelia Wirts ’17 defends her doctoral dissertation this June, she won’t simply become the first BC ...
How the Virus Changes Everything
Representing immigrants and refugees in this time of Covid-19 has left Shann...
Shannon Johnson ’15 and her legal team represent some of the most traumatized clients imaginable: indigent...
‘My Dad Was a Legal Giant’
Michael Mone ’67, calm under pressure and funny with friends, was renowned...
Imagine learning that you are the victim of medical malpractice and having your case thrown out of court bec...
Turn Within: Tips from a Master
Stress management and meditation expert Kelvin Chin ’83 calms with sage ad...
With the onslaught of COVID-19, life around the world has changed dramatically. People yearn for a return to...
‘Defending Jacob’ to Air April 24
BC Law alum William Landay's bestselling thriller becomes eight-episode Appl...
Editor's Note: Due to the novel coronavirus outbreak, Boston College has sent students home for the sem...
The Salve of Culture in Pandemic
Latinx publisher Alexis Ruginis ’10 creates worksheets for kids learning a...
When Alexis Ruginis ’10 and her sister, Janike, launched Veoleo Press in 2018, their mission was clear: pu...
Broken Pledges
David Bianchi takes his fight against the deadly rite of college hazing from...
Since 2000, fifty-six fraternity pledges at American colleges and universities have died performing hazing r...
A Loyalist to the End
Mark Nuccio’s unwavering support revealed a powerfully generous nature....
Mark V. Nuccio ’83 valued excellence—exemplified, he believed, by both his alma mater and his law firm, ...