What does it take to free the wrongly convicted? Step deep inside the case of Omar Martinez to see how a BC Law team of lawyers, students, and the gifted adjunct professor Charlotte Whitmore set him free. Read more about the story.
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- ... "From Prosperity to Peril and Back Again" follows the remarkable journey of Teresa Valdes-Fauli Weintraub '79, who as a girl escaped Castro's Cuba and grew up to become a pillar of the Miami community.
- ... "The Dignity of Work (Is That Even a Thing Anymore?)" asks five alumni experts to sort out what to worry about and what to hope for in America’s shifting employment environment.
- ... "Trust Is Its Own Reward" describes how a passion for math led Laura Twomey '97 into the rarefied circles of the ultra-wealthy. The trust and estates attorney helps the rich handle their millions (or billions, as the case may be).
- ... "The Art of Listening Well," a personal reflection by James Menno '86 on his years on the bench. He writes: "It was the most rewarding and personally draining work I had ever done."
- ... "An Instrument of Fairness," that's how Middlesex DA Marian Ryan '79 is viewed by many who know her. Find out what else earned her the 2019 Woman of the Year Award.
- ... "Commencement 2019." This gallery of exuberant photos is sure to bring back memories of the day you earned your JD degree. U.S. Rep. Bobby Scott '73 was this year's speaker.
- ... "The Annual Giving Report." Wow, what a difference you make! Find your name and accept our gratitude for supporting your law school.
- ... "Class Notes." Who can resist? The best news and gossip you'll find anywhere on your classmates and friends.
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