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Event Roundup

An Exoneree’s Tale, Trump’s North Korea, and More…

Fall events at BC Law examine everything from violence against girls to religious freedom to suppressing corruption.

October 22, 2018

Online Exclusives

Facing the Crisis of Confidence in Voting Rights

Rappaport panel sees local and state policy as critical to a healthy election system.

By Maria Maier ’21
October 3, 2018

Online Exclusives

Should Artificial Intelligence Be a Legal Person?

John Weaver ’08 argues for early regulation because it's hard to play catch-up.

By Brendan McKinnon ’19
September 11, 2018

Event Roundup

Free Speech v. Hate, Career Insights, Marijuana Law, and More

A periodical summary of campus visitors and events.

May 2, 2018

Online Exclusives

No Time Like the Present

Women confront workplace biases and offer strategies to capitalize on the social shift on their rights.

By Brendan McKinnon ’19
April 25, 2018

Online Exclusives

What’s APP? Wisdom

Entrepreneurs share lessons from the start-up world.

By Brendan McKinnon ’19
April 23, 2018

Online Exclusives

BLSA Conference Examines the Hard Questions

Community policing, social justice are among the topics.

By Brendan McKinnon ’19
April 23, 2018

Online Exclusives

Grimes Has Its 2018 Winners

Daniel Johnson and Mitchell Clough prevail in the 58-year-old moot court competition.

April 19, 2018

Online Exclusives

How We Became Pawns in the Arbitration Game

Kessler's research reveals that a powerful agency lost sight of the public good.

By Michael Franczak
April 18, 2018

Online Exclusives

Kerry Kennedy ’87 Lives Her Father’s Legacy

In Kupferschmid lecture, she urges students to join the fight for human rights.

By Brendan McKinnon ’19
April 17, 2018