Past Activites & Engagements.
Bioethics Grand Rounds Educational Session
Boston University Law Professor Michael Ulrich is invited and will be speaking at Bioethics Grand Rounds focusing on ethical issues arising in health care and medicine. He will talk about firearms justice framework mitigating the health effects of gun violence with lessons from reproductive justice. The event will be held at BSRB-Kahn Auditorium.
Boston University Research On Tap: “The Global Housing Crisis: Lessons on Displacement, Affordability, and Homelessness”
Cornelius Hurley and Jade Brown will speak at the talk “The Global Housing Crisis: Lessons on Displacement, Affordability, and Homelessness” at the Boston University Office of Research’s “Research On Tap” event on Wednesday, February 28, 2024. The talk will be held from 4–6pm at the Kilachand Center Eichand Colloquium Room (Room 101) at 610 Commonwealth […]
Reasonable Minds Can Differ: A Review of the Major Cases
Boston University School of Law Professors Gary Lawson and Jessica Silbey are speakers at Pioneer Public Interest Law Center’s second annual Reasonable Minds Can Differ: a live demonstration of civil discourse on the Supreme Court’s most influential and possibly transformative cases of the 2023-2024 term. The discussion will be help at The Hyatt Regency Boston – One Avenue […]
ACAMS 2024 Meeting: Career Tracks in Financial Crime
This event aims to provide perspectives on careers in financial crime through a panel discussion with individuals with varying backgrounds in the field of financial crime. We will also provide for a Q&A session to allow the panelists to address questions and provide additional advice and insights. Venue: Boston University School of Law Barristers Hall, […]
Labor Talks with Sean O’Brien
Please join Employment and Labor Student Association (ELLSA) and American Constitution Society (ACS) in welcoming Teamster President Sean O’Brien to discuss his Boston upbringing and rise to the top of the Teamsters, his role in the successful UPS contract fight, and the biggest issues facing the Teamsters today.
“The Law of Presidential Impeachment” – A Conversation with Professor Michael Gerhardt
Join Professor Michael Gerhardt, one of the foremost experts in impeachment law in the United States, as he discusses his newest book, The Law of Presidential Impeachment, with BU Law Professor Robert Tsai. There will be plenty of food, including mac and cheese bites, chocolate-covered strawberries, and spring rolls! Professor Gerhardt’s has testified more than […]
Webinar on the US Supreme Court’s Decision in the Two Cases Raising the Question of Whether the Chevron Judicial Deference Framework Will Be Overturned: Who Will Win and What Does It Mean?
Boston University Law School Professor Jack Beermann is the guest speaker at the webinar. He will provide important insights into the thinking of the nine Justices, predictions for how and when the Court will rule, and potential implications for current and future regulations. The event will be held virtually.
Bodenheimer Lecture/Racial Justice Speaker Series
Boston University Law School Professor Aziza Ahmed will talk about why and how poor families of color have been exceptionalized with respect to the public health crisis. She will draw insights from political theory and feminist legal theory. The talk will be held at UC Davis School of Law, King Hall, Room 1301.
2024 Carolina Law Roundtable on Law & Inequality Conference
Boston University Law School Professor Aziza Ahmed will be part of the conference covering topics ranging from law and democracy to race and equality. The conference will be held at UNC School of Law.
Hate and Free Speech Talk
Boston University Clinical Associate Professor of Law Andrew Sellars will talk about anti-semitism, Islamophobia and identity-based racism in the context of free speech controversies. The panel will also hold discussions about importance of free speech and its limitations. The talk will be held virtually.