Pepperdine Caruso Law Annual Dinner Features United States Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito
On September 26, 2026, Pepperdine Caruso Law faculty, administrators, alumni, students, and distinguished guests came together to celebrate the school’s 57th year and historic achievements over the past year.
Professor Jacob Charles Named Inaugural Winner of Emerging Scholar Award by Association of American Law Schools Firearms Section
Professor Jacob D. Charles will be receiving the inaugural Emerging Scholar Award from the Association of American Law Schools Section on Firearms for his contributions to the field of firearms law.
Professor Joel Johnson Named Inaugural Winner of the Emerging Scholar Award by Association of American Law Schools Legislation and Law of the Political Process Section
Professor Joel S. Johnson will be receiving the inaugural Emerging Scholar Award from the Association of American Law Schools Section on Legislation and Law of the Political Process for his paper, Ad Hoc Constructions of Penal Statutes.
Professor Victoria Schwartz, AI Influencers and a Right of Publicity -- Columbia Journal of Law and the Arts (forthcoming)
Professor Victoria L Schwartz's article, AI Influencers and a Right of Publicity, will be published in the Columbia Journal of Law and the Arts.
Pepperdine Caruso Law Included in "Law Schools With the Most to Do For Fun"
Pepperdine Caruso Law is included in "Law Schools With the Most to Do For Fun" published by Online Paralegal Programs.
Professor Mark Kubisch, The Constitutional Boundaries of Foreign Corporate Speech -- Florida Law Review (forthcoming)
Professor Mark Kubisch's article, The Constitutional Boundaries of Foreign Corporate Speech, will be published in the Florida Law Review.
Pepperdine Caruso Law Graduates Celebrate Winter 2025 California Bar Swearing-In Ceremony
On Wednesday, December 3, the biannual tradition of the California Bar Swearing-in Ceremony was held at Pepperdine Caruso School of Law.
Professor Michael Helfand, Government Religious Speech and the Establishment Clause -- Vanderbilt Law Review (forthcoming)
Professor Michael A. Helfand's article, Government Religious Speech and the Establishment Clause, will be published in the Vanderbilt Law Review.
Professor Deanna Newton, Response: Taxing Nannies -- Iowa Law Review Online
Professor Deanna S. Newton's article, Response: Taxing Nannies, is published in the Iowa Law Review Online.
Professor Ed Larson Presents "Why 1776 Still Matters" -- National Constitution Center
Professor Edward J. Larson presented "Why 1776 Still Matters" for the National Constitution Center Virtual Town Hall.