Events

Online Exclusives, Event Roundup

Life at the SEC, Troubled Times for Government Ethics, and More

A PERIODICAL SUMMARY OF CAMPUS VISITORS AND EVENTS.

February 20, 2018

Online Exclusives

A Miracle of Collaboration

How state agencies worked together for mental health and corrections reforms at long-troubled Bridgewater State Hospital.

By Jorge Toledo ’20
February 12, 2018

Event Roundup

Republican Politics, the ‘New Federalism,’ and More

A periodical summary of campus visitors and events.

February 8, 2018

Online Exclusives

Who’s Really in Charge of Our Data?

PIE event gathers business experts and academics for a shared look inside cyberspace.

By Michael Tierney ’15
February 7, 2018

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Reunion Weekend 2017

The weekend of November 3-4 was a heady outpouring of campus tours, lectures, panel discussions, “bar reviews,” receptions and—biggest of all—class dinners at the Fairmont ...

Winter 2018

Online Exclusives

A Rare Look Inside America’s Most Secretive Court

FISA judge rebuffs claims of rubber-stamping intelligence agencies’ requests

By Jaegun Lee ’20
January 21, 2018

Online Exclusives

Grace and Grit in the Pursuit of Justice

A witness to history, lawyer and judge Geraldine Hines emerged from the fray as a champion of civil rights.

By Brendan McKinnon ’19
January 19, 2018

Online Exclusives

Is There Hope for the Rohingya?

Leading Burmese human rights advocates call for reconciliation, support to halt the suffering of Myanmar's Muslims.

By Jaegun Lee ’20
November 20, 2017

Online Exclusives

Reunion 2017: The Slideshow

Warm embraces, laughter, and conversation among old friends made for an animated celebration.

November 20, 2017

Online Exclusives

How to Solve the Opioid Epidemic

Panelists see hope in creative thinking and multidisciplinary action.

By Brendan McKinnon ’19
November 17, 2017

Event Roundup

‘What Kind of Country Do We Want to Live In?’

Second Amendment discussion is one of many events in November on topics ranging from artificial intelligence to the banking crisis.

November 16, 2017

Online Exclusives

There Is So Much Left to Do

As the number of exonerees climbs, advocates and the victim of a wrongful conviction talk of needed reforms.

By Vicki Sanders
November 9, 2017

Online Exclusives

‘If There’s a Better Way, We Should Be Doing It’

Panelists put fairness at the heart of bail reform.

By Brendan McKinnon ’19
November 8, 2017

Online Exclusives

Worries and Silver Linings

Keynoter Kenneth Kimmell and scores of environmental experts dig deep for answers at Rappaport conference.

By Vicki Sanders
November 6, 2017

Online Exclusives

The Delicate Task of Getting Evidence Rules Right

Gathering of fourteen federal judges and scores of scientists and practitioners provides glimpse into technology's impact on expert forensic testimony.

By Brendan McKinnon ’19
November 2, 2017