In Brief IP and China: How Does that Work? Keynote speaker suggests long-term strategies and cooperation, not conflict, at international intellectual property summit. By Clea Simon Winter 2020
In Brief Alexis Anderson’s Legacy TRIBUTE: “It is impossible to overstate the impact that Alexis had on generations of BC Law students, as well as on faculty, staff, and members ... Winter 2020
In Brief Bringing Policy to Life Panels, visiting thought leaders enliven Rappaport events. Winter 2020
In Brief Eyes on the Prize Clinical Professor Paul Tremblay A national leader in clinical education, author, and beloved professor at BC Law for thirty-eight years, Paul Tremblay in January was ... Winter 2020
In Brief Around the Academy Luis Almagro: The Organization of American States secretary general was one of two speakers at Clough Center for the Study of Constitutional Democracy events last ... Winter 2020
In Brief By the Numbers No.7 Best Professors No.10 Best Quality of Life —Princeton Review No.2 10 Law Schools That Pay Off —US News & World Report No.10 Top in ... Winter 2020
In Brief 1978 Film Opens Old Wounds ‘The New Klan’ is eerily relevant today. By Zane Fernandez ’21 Summer 2019
In Brief Eminent Young Scholar Joins Faculty Steven Koh, a scholar with expertise in criminal law and procedure with a particular emphasis on the international aspects of US cases, has joined the ... Summer 2019
In Brief On the Move Correcting the false narratives of global migration. By Brett Gannon ’21 Summer 2019
In Brief Slices of PIE The Law School’s Program on Innovation and Entrepreneurship (PIE) sponsored provocative discussions last spring on how technology is changing perceptions about Americans’ right to privacy ... Summer 2019
