
BC Law Magazine Winter 2016 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. ...
Bradford Auerbach ’82 Principal Amherst Partners, San Diego Auerbach’s involvement in the entertainme...
If you’re hearing me speak, we’ve failed,” says Merri Lopez Keifer ’98. As chief legal counsel f...
In the first nine months of 2015 alone, wildfires in the western United States burned eight million acres of...
After more than five decades, the US and Cuba have started to normalize relations. A nuclear deal was reache...
Since their publication in 1840, James Madison’s notes on the framing of the Constitution have been seen as a reliable, real-time account of the 1787 Constitutional Convention. T...
Epiphanies can take many forms. Richard Albert’s epiphany came in the form of a frog. Albert gradua...
Pocket Résumé Diplomas: Stanford University, AB; University of California at Berkeley, MS; Harvard Un...
This conversation began with a discussion between Dean Vincent Rougeau and Associate Justice Elena Kagan, t...
Student Snapshot Provenance: Weston, Florida, affectionately known by locals as “Westonzuela.” Learning...
Last fall, BC Law clinical professor Francine Sherman ’80 and Annie Balck ’05 authored Gender Injust...
“If you want to avoid the mistakes of the past, you’d better know what the past is,” says J. Donald Mo...
Bringing with him colorful anecdotes about working to get President Obama elected and sizing up the current ...
Some 570 guests took part in activities as members of the classes ending in 0 or 5 traveled between campus a...
Michael E. Mone ’67, right, and his son Michael E. Mone Jr. ’96. Generations is an ongoing series of portraits of family members who’ve attended BC Law....
The story of the Ingrid Hillinger Fund for Public Service is the story of the BC Law community. It started a...
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Does a day go by that the word “innovation” isn’t invoked in public discourse? In his January State of the Union address, President Obama spoke of it as one of four basic que...
As I write this column our nation has been engaged in an extraordinary political conversation, the likes of ...
Secretary of Defense Ashton Carter has determined that combat positions will be open to women beginning this...