Listen Up
Frank talk from 4-Star General offers insight into civil-military relations....
After a 41-year Army career that included the longest stint commanding Multi-National Force–Iraq of any co...
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‘You’re Heroes’
At Scholarship Dinner 2019, donors and students share stories and thanks.
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The Fourteenth Annual Scholarship Dinner was held April 4 at the Mandarin Oriental Hotel in Boston. The eleg...
A Hard-Fought Victory
In its 59th year, the Grimes Moot Court Competition is still churning out wi...
After two months and several elimination rounds, Jenn Mason ’20 and Anton Tikhomirov ’20 (above) on Apri...
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...
Exploding the Myths of Global Migration
"I don't think we have a refugee crisis. I think we have a management crisis...
A conference on the problems and solutions related to the ceaseless movement of some 244 million people ar...
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 County DA Rachel Rollins sticks to her vow to reform a system th...
When Rachel Rollins was elected Suffolk County District Attorney in November of 2018, the nation took notice...
Gun Ownership: Right or Privilege?
Legal experts trace the boundaries of the Second Amendment....
More than 10 years have passed since the Supreme Court’s landmark holding in District of Columbia vs. Hell...
PILF Auction Puts the Fun in Fundraising
31st annual event raises $20,000+ for student public service stipends. ...
Returning to campus after several years at downtown venues, the 31st Annual Boston College Law School Public...
‘The Things That Matter’
In keynote address honoring MLK scholarship candidates, Dean Rougeau makes t...
Four-year-old Vincent Rougeau was too young to remember standing beside other preschoolers in Atlanta as Mar...