Ethics and the lessons of Auschwitz

June 13, 2011 by Greg St. Martin

Through fel­low­ship, recent School of Law grad­uate exam­ined con­tem­po­rary eth­ical issues through the his­tor­ical lens of Nazi Ger­many and the Holocaust

Law professor honored for work on human rights

June 3, 2011 by Greg St. Martin

Hope Lewis, who is legally blind, named Employee of the Year by the Car­roll Center for the Blind and the Mass­a­chu­setts Com­mis­sion for the Blind

Shaping communities through social justice work

May 26, 2011 by Greg St. Martin

Global women’s rights activist and lawyer urges North­eastern law school grad­u­ates to pick up the mantle of public service

Partnering with United Nations to fight official corruption

May 23, 2011 by Greg St. Martin

Global scholars and gov­ern­ment offi­cials con­vene at North­eastern to draw up the frame­work for an aca­d­emic cur­riculum to train future leaders against cor­rupt prac­tices in public life

A champion for immigrants’ health-​​care rights

May 11, 2011 by Jason Kornwitz

Law pro­fessor Wendy Parmet rep­re­sents legal immi­grants who were cut from the state’s health cov­erage in Supreme Judi­cial Court case

Reopening cold-​​case files of racial injustice

April 22, 2011 by Greg St. Martin

Law-​​school researchers dis­cover that land-​​ownership by blacks often served as a deadly trigger during the civil rights era.