Healing a Wounded Democracy
Voting access, protecting political rights, and an honest census are among p...
As the one-year anniversary of the COVID-19 pandemic comes and goes, the exposed inequities prevalent in ou...
BLSA
Getting Real about Getting Along
Covering civil rights, criminal justice, and Jewish-Black relations, panelis...
“The first thing I lost in law school is the reason I came,” Jonathan Rapping (above) said at a BC Law e...
Class of 2020 Awards Announced
Dean Vincent Rougeau: 'We clearly have far more amazing and talented student...
On may 22, Dean Vincent Rougeau capped a celebratory week of virtual graduation activities at BC Law by anno...
Where Thinkers Think Out Loud
At BC Law events in February, topics ran the gamut from International jurisp...
Legal historian and Harvard Fellow William Sullivan (pictured above with BC Law Professor Mary Bilder), plu...
Old Klan or New, It Still Hurts
Eleanor Miller filmed the KKK in the 1970s, but her story remains painfully ...
BC’s Black Law Students’ Association (BLSA) kicked off Black History Month with a screening of documenta...
BLSA Conference Examines the Hard Questions
Community policing, social justice are among the topics....
Boston College Law School’s Black Law Students Association (BLSA) hosted its annual conference, themed “...
Trailblazing Is Lonely Work
These four black lawyers are at the top of their game, but getting there was...
Black women currently make up roughly 2 percent of law firm associates and less than 1 percent of law firm p...
The Environment as Time Bomb
Half the population of Massachusetts lives in places that make them vulnerab...
Environmental racism is perhaps a far greater problem than most people realize, but rooting out the probl...