LAW150
What’s Next?
The BU Law community shares predictions for the next 150 years of law and legal education.
Current Issue
Fall 2022
As BU Law celebrates its sesquicentennial, The Record traces the impact of alumni and faculty on legal scholarship and practice. In addition, members of the community share their connections to the school and their predictions for the next 150 years.
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ReflectionsA Place to Find Oneself
Kimberly Atkins Stohr (COM'98, LAW'98) reflects on a time and place that shaped her experience of law school.
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Legal History
Reflecting on Our History
As BU Law celebrates its 150th anniversary, Professor David J. Seipp looks back to assess and appreciate the school's rich history.
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Looking Back, Looking Forward
Dean Onwuachi-Willig reflects on the future of legal education.
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LAW150Treasures from the Archives
The archives at Boston University School of Law contain letters, memos, and other administrative documents, as well as yearbooks, old exams, photos, rare books, and even handwritten scrolls. Here are just a few of the treasures we unearthed in our quest to learn more about the school’s past.
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CARB-XCan we Prevent Antibiotic Resistance?
Antibiotics are losing effectiveness—and millions are dying as a result. CARB-X has been given up to $370 million in new funding from the US government and charitable foundation Wellcome.
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Alumni
Class Notes: Fall 2022
Class notes for the fall 2022 issue of The Record reflect submissions received between December 1, 2021, and May 31, 2022.
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Civil Rights History
Remembering the Last of the Lions: Dr. Clarence B. Jones (’59)
Lawyer, civil rights leader, and longtime advisor to Martin Luther King, Jr., Dr. Jones helped influence the course of US history through his advocacy, counsel, and unwavering commitment to justice.
A Litigator’s Library
BU Law hosts a book fair with donations from the family of legendary trial attorney Paul Sugarman (’54).
BU Law Celebrates 2026 Retiring Faculty
Two long-time tax law professors, Ted Sims and Alan Feld, are leaving after decades in the classroom.
Uncomfortable Truths, Real-World Lawyering
For Ivana Wijedasa (’26), her legal education has meant grappling with injustice—and gaining the hands-on experience to challenge it.
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