
BC Law Magazine Summer 2018 Flip Book Edition
Prefer to read the magazine as it appeared in print? This digital replica re-creates the experience. To view the flip book, click here. ...
Prefer to read the magazine as it appeared in print? This digital replica re-creates the experience. To view the flip book, click here. ...
Federal defender Alexander Silvert could tell his client, Gerard Puana, was anxious the moment he walked int...
When Stephanie Johnson graduates in 2019, she will mark the twenty-year anniversary of BC Law’s Public Ser...
Little gets in Vladimir Putin’s way, and almost nothing that does stays there. To raise his ...
Pocket Résumé Degrees: JD (1990) and PhD (in ethics, 1991), Yale. Credentials: Named the Cary and Ann ...
For several decades women have been entering and graduating from law school in numbers almost ...
One of the nation’s foremost authorities on the First Amendment, Berkeley Law Dean Erwin Chemerinsky, pres...
Founded in 1968, LAB is the Law School’s first and oldest clinical program. It was born of 1960s idealism ...
Public service has always been a bedrock of a BC Law education. Building on that history, the Law School thi...
The Fight Online Sex Trafficking Act (FOSTA) was signed by President Trump on April 11 after passage by larg...
Pocket Résumés Rick McCready ’84: President, The Davis Companies. Omni-Present: His team arranged the...
Student Snapshot Provenance: Dorchester, Mass. Degrees: BA, Brandeis University, 1966; Masters in Art of T...
Law Day 2018 was observed by BC Law on May 2 at the Ritz-Carlton in Boston. It was a time to honor notable alumni and leaders and to contemplate the importance of diversity in the ...
“I love what I do,” says Joan Lukey ’74, practice group leader for complex trial and appellate litigat...
I grew up in a very low-income household, where my single mother worked fifteen-hour night shifts six, often...
A heartfelt thank you to all the alumni and friends of Boston College Law School for your generous support. The Report on Giving recognizes all donors who made a gift to Boston...
The young are at it again. Thank goodness. Last issue, this column focused on the admission essays of five members from the class of 2020. Their words, their compassion, and their ...
Bank Notes Great story on the bank that was “small enough to jail” (“Scapegoats,” Winter 2018). I knew about Abacus bank but didn’t know the daughters were BC Law grad...
We were on break between hours of my Supreme Court seminar when my phone buzzed with an alert....
Fifty years ago, our nation was on the verge of being torn apart by assassinations, riots, and demonstration...