Alumni

Online Exclusives

The Demolition of More Hall

St. Thomas More Hall, the Commonwealth Avenue home of Boston College Law School from its dedication in 1954 to 1975, was razed last spring to ...

January 5, 2015

Online Exclusives

Michael Mone Jr. ’96 Celebrates Release of His Guantánamo Client

After thirteen years, Al Shabaan stepped off the plane in Uruguay a free man.

By Jeri Zeder
December 12, 2014

Online Exclusives

Senator Markey ’72 Among Winners in Impressive Election Night Showing

Edward Markey ’72, US Senator for Massachusetts, emerged victorious in the midterm elections held on November 4, 2014. The Senator was part of a long list ...

November 5, 2014

Online Exclusives

Trying Personal Experience Inspires Ramos ’14 to Help Others

The difficulties of raising a child with severe behavioral problems gave Teresita Ramos ’14, an Equal Justice Works Fellow, a personal perspective on the challenges that ...

November 4, 2014

Online Exclusives

BC Law Launches Resident Attorney Program

PTC general counsel Aaron von Staats ’91 helps bring the program to fruition.

October 31, 2014

Online Exclusives

BC Law Celebrates Center for Experiential Learning Opening

The address by US Attorney for Massachusetts Ortiz highlights Reunion 2014 Weekend.

October 27, 2014

Online Exclusives, Alumni News

“Conversations@BCLaw:” Congressman Michael Capuano ’77

On October 9, 2014, Congressman Michael E. Capuano ’77 joined BC Law Professor Kent Greenfield for Conversations@BCLaw, the second in a new BC Law series featuring ...

October 10, 2014

Online Exclusives, Alumni News

Top Trial Attorney Joan Lukey ’74 Moves to Choate

Joan Lukey, the first woman to serve as president of the American College of Lawyers and a member of the BC Law School Dean’s Advisory ...

October 6, 2014

Online Exclusives, alumni

Conversations@BCLaw Welcomes Congressman Capuano

Eight-term Congressman of Massachusetts will appear in the second annual discussion between an alumni leader in politics and Professor Kent Greenfield. The one-on-one conversation will ...

September 30, 2014

Online Exclusives

Unfinished Business in the Whitey Bulger Case

BC Law School and CNN convened an august panel of scholars, journalists, and the attorneys involved in the trial of Boston mobster James “Whitey” Bulger ...

By David Reich
September 23, 2014

Features

‘I’ve Already Forgiven You’

Thanks to the Innocence Project, exonerations are becoming commonplace, but there is nothing at all common about the relationship between wrongly convicted Dennis Maher and ...

By Jeri Zeder
Summer 2014

Online Exclusives

BC Law Celebrates London Program Anniversary with Global Conference

As it turns 25, program salutes its past and looks to its future.

August 1, 2014

Features

Meet the Unflappable, Unrelentingly Positive David Simas

From humble beginnings as the son of Portuguese immigrants, Simas wows political operatives and voters alike to become a key White House advisor.

By Peter Perl
Summer 2014

Evidence

Where in the World?

BC Law faculty, students, and alumni travel the globe in pursuit of learning experiences, scholarly opportunities, and careers. Already globally engaged, as this map attests, ...

By Vicki Sanders
Summer 2014

Foremost

Correspondence

Endless Detention While reading Jeri Zeder’s profile of Michael Mone Jr.’s work representing Mr. Ali Hussein Al Shabban and Mr. Oybek Jabbarov [“The Shame of ...

Summer 2014