Spring 2023

Current Issue

In this issue, we trace the evolution of legal education and highlight the innovations BU Law initiated; members of BU Law's 150th graduating class reflect on their time in law school; and we uncover the life and work of an alum whose contributions to the women's rights movement weren't recognized until after her death.

In This Issue

Student Life
The 150th
Alumni
Ahead of Her Time

1933 BU Law graduate Blanche Crozier wrote a groundbreaking article about sex discrimination in the Boston University Law Review. Decades later, it found a powerful audience: civil rights leader Pauli Murray and future Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
Reproductive Justice
After Roe, After Dobbs

Dean Onwuachi-Willig reflects on the future of the impacts of the landmark US Supreme Court rulings.
Alumni
LAW Memories

We asked to hear about the moments, people, and places that made your law school experience special, and you answered.
Faculty
A Family in Law

Seventy years after his grandfather taught at BU Law, Steven Arrigg Koh is continuing a family tradition of exploring international law.
Moot Court
Practice Makes Perfect

In its long history at BU Law—dating back to at least 1875—the moot court program has undergone a series of shifts to become what it is today.
Giving
Former Law Clerks Honor Judge Torruella by Funding a Memorial Scholarship

The late judge's clerks, who cherish memories of his warmth and wisdom, are enshrining his legacy by spearheading a scholarship in his honor.
Alumni
Class Notes: Spring 2023

News and updates from BU Law alumni.