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From rainy days on a Maine beach to art galleries in the Berkshires, Sam Torre shares her New England bucket list for her 3L year: bclawimpact.org/2026/10/26/m…
On 10/26/26, The Women's Law Coalition is excited to welcome award-winning author and alumna Rosa Kwon Easton '94, to campus as she celebrates the launch of her second book, Red Seal. RSVP: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F…
Prof. Daniel Kanstroom is quoted in USA Today on the two approaches the government takes in denaturalization cases--and how the Trump administration's attempts to go after Ilhan Omar's citizenship faces long odds. usatoday.com/story/news/nati…
Everyone suffers from imposter syndrome at one time or another. Can it ever be helpful--and if so, when does it cross the line to something darker? Zoe Arvanitis-Dalpe offers good advice from her own experience: bclawimpact.org/2026/10/22/i…
Boston policymakers met recently for the Rappaport Center for Law and Public Policy panel “The Serious Work of Making Massachusetts More Fun” to discuss initiatives that aim to create a more vibrant city. Read more: lawmagazine.bc.edu/2026/10/b…
Mel Robbins '94 is a worldwide phenomenon read and followed by millions. Read the latest in her cover story for People Magazine on how she "built a self-help empire after facing debt and depression:" (subscription required) people.com/mel-robbins-built…
Prof. Renée Jones unpacks her book, 'Untamed Unicorns,' in an article from Boston College's student newspaper, The Heights. bcheights.com/233403/feature…
Avoiding taxes is a centerpiece of borrowing strategies that are weakening medical facilities and harming patients in hospitals and nursing homes. Professor James Repetti helps to untangle the role that private equities play in this debacle. lawmagazine.bc.edu/2026/10/p…
The first month of law school can be an overwhelming and humbling experience. Grace Lenahan offers some valuable advice after her first month on how to "be a sponge, not a sprinkler:" bclawimpact.org/2026/10/19/b…
The Trump administration is investigating Rep. Ilhan Omar, but Prof. & immigration expert Dan Kanstroom tells CNN it wouldn't be easy to strip her of her citizenship: cnn.com/2026/10/17/politics/…
Prof. Larry Gennari's Authors & Innovators on Oct. 22 at the UMass Charles River Campus brings together entrepreneurs, leaders, investors, students, authors, & innovators for a free festival, & will feature Prof. Renee Jones and her book Untamed Unicorns. authorsinnovators.org/
Prof. Ray Madoff appears on CBS News to talk about California's "Wealth Tax" proposition 40, and explains why it won't fix federal policy, but might be a worthwhile effort all the same: cbsnews.com/news/proposition…
Dave Sainte-Luce reflects on his 1L summer experience with the City of Boston—and offers a reminder that there is plenty to learn, explore, and enjoy outside of a traditional law firm setting. bclawimpact.org/2026/10/15/b…
Some people love New England winters, while others find them...harder to face. Alene Hanson offers four tips for surviving the shorter daylight hours: bclawimpact.org/2026/10/14/c…
10th annual Boston Conference on Cyber Security begins with MLS Director Kevin Powers, FBI Boston Special Agent in Charge Ted E. Docks, and BC Law Dean Odette Lienau welcoming a packed crowd.
Billions of dollars are at stake in the world of private startups, with little to no oversight. Author Renée Jones identifies the consequences—and offers protections in her new book 'Untamed Unicorns.' BC Law Magazine sat down for a Q&A with the author: lawmagazine.bc.edu/2026/10/s…