Prof. Frank Garcia's spin class has been a big part of BC's 2,000 mile contribution towards the "Walk for Peace." The effort, launched by Garcia's wife and BC English prof. Kim Garcia, is in support o...
Ian Hurley urges students to try something new, and see where it takes you, in 'Why You Should Take Classes Outside of Your Comfort Zone.' Link in our bio!
Creative legal approaches to combattting human trafficking and how to best support survivors were examined in a recent panel sponsored by the Rappaport Center for Law and Public Policy.
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Don't miss this one: In a heartfelt, touching and deeply personal post, alumnus David Mills '67 writes about his memories of former associate dean Frank Larkin, and how he and others at BC Law helped ...
Joining the Army at the age of 18 and only one week into college didn't stop Joshua Little ’26 from getting his degree. After earning an associates degree, two bachelors, and an MBA all while on activ...
Could tiny homes be a solution to homelessness? Professor Lisa Alexander, an expert on the housing crisis, explains how tiny home villages could offer shelter, community, and dignity to the unhoused i...
On Saturday, February 7th, legendary professors Mark Brodin (left) and Bob Bloom--who together have more than 80 years of teaching at BC Law--were honored by Boston College at center court of the Men'...
The Law School Fund can change lives. Despite not expecting to be able to afford BC once--let alone twice--the fund is allowing Carly Amendolare ’28 to pursue the kind of law she believes in, without ...
How can AI be used efficiently--and most importantly, ethically--in law schools and the legal profession? BC Law Magazine's latest feature takes a deep dive into the impact of AI on campus and beyond....