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December 01, 2025
Becoming a prosecutor isn't easy, and the responsibility it comes with is often daunting to law students thinking about future careers. 3L Alyssa Hatfield writes about how her experience working in pr...
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November 25, 2025
November was a busy month at BC Law, complete with career panels, current event discussions, faculty workshops, and more. Check out the newest edition of BC Law Magazine's monthly event roundup. Link ...
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November 24, 2025
In the midst of 1L year, can students actually take a breather for Thanksgiving? What if you can't go home? Sydney Byun finds her own answers to tough questions at the link in our bio!
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November 27, 2025
In BC Law’s process, how do we evaluate splitter and reverse splitter candidates?
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November 25, 2025
Public Interest Law Foundation (PILF) Co-Presidents Audrey Vila ’26 and Sam Raymond ’26 helped organize its first Public Interest Networking Event, not only fostering meaningful connections, but also ...
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November 24, 2025
1L Survival Kits are a beloved BC Law tradition! 2Ls and 3Ls solicited donations from firms to create the care packages, filled with goodies, edible and otherwise, meant to help the new students get t...
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November 26, 2025
With health care struggling to keep Americans covered, experts in a Rappaport panel explore how best to manage and fund the systems so essential to the nation's well-being. More at the link in our bio...
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November 21, 2025
Tiny houses are pretty cool--but they can also serve a vital purpose in society. Using the law for innovative solutions to the housing crunch--such as tiny homes and new governance models--shows a way...