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Online Exclusives

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

Event Roundup

Laws, Rules, Regulations, Oh My

Speakers fill the Law School's events agenda with bright ideas and earnest discussions.

By Isabelle Bauer
February 1, 2019

Online Exclusives

Finding a Panacea for Global Poverty

Irit Tamir ’91 harnesses the power of Oxfam to make corporations accountable for human rights abuses.

By Brendan McKinnon ’19
February 1, 2019

Online Exclusives

Where Did All the Talent Go?

Former Connecticut Governor Dannel Malloy ’80 warns of consequences unless more lawyers answer call to public service.

By Jaegun Lee ’20
January 25, 2019

Online Exclusives

Education’s Thorny Truths

Rappaport convenes experts to untangle the impediments to college completion.

By Vicki Sanders
December 7, 2018

Online Exclusives

Double Jeopardy: Why Ex-Convicts’ Rights Matter

How America treats its prisoners says a lot about its commitment to democracy.

By Stephanie Schorow
November 7, 2018

Online Exclusives

The Big Bang: Reunion 2018

Happy times were here again during alumni weekend November 2 and 3.

November 6, 2018

Online Exclusives

Colleges Must Do More to Address Implicit Bias

Carl Takei ’07 leads ACLU’s effort to confront racial profiling on campuses.

By Jaegun Lee ’20
October 29, 2018

Online Exclusives

Impeachment as a Partisan Tool

How misunderstanding of this much-abused mechanism may be hurting democracy.

By Brendan McKinnon ’19
October 25, 2018

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