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A Hard-Fought Victory

In its 59th year, the Grimes Moot Court Competition is still churning out winners.

April 15, 2019

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The Grant that Changed Her Life

Jennifer Smith ’99 owes her career to an alum who valued human rights.

April 14, 2019

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Exploding the Myths of Global Migration

"I don't think we have a refugee crisis. I think we have a management crisis." —Thomas H. Smolich, SJ

By Brett Gannon ’21
April 12, 2019

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Will Technology Transform Citizenship?

Scholar Dimitry Kochenov pulls the borders out from under the concept of citizenship and rethinks the whole notion of where we come from.

By Clea Simon
April 9, 2019

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‘Not Happening on My Watch’

New Suffolk County DA Rachel Rollins sticks to her vow to reform a system that works for the exclusive few.

By Brett Gannon ’21
April 9, 2019

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Gun Ownership: Right or Privilege?

Legal experts trace the boundaries of the Second Amendment.

By Jaeegun Lee and Brendan McKinnon
March 31, 2019

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PILF Auction Puts the Fun in Fundraising

31st annual event raises $20,000+ for student public service stipends.

March 30, 2019

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‘The Things That Matter’

In keynote address honoring MLK scholarship candidates, Dean Rougeau makes the struggle for civil rights personal.

February 25, 2019

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Looking for Transparency in Campaign Finance

Rappaport panel steps into the quagmire of money's impact on elections.

By Jaegun Lee ’20
February 15, 2019

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Old Klan or New, It Still Hurts

Eleanor Miller filmed the KKK in the 1970s, but her story remains painfully fresh.

By Zane Fernandez ’21
February 12, 2019