Professor Stephanie Williams, Legal Argumentation: Reasoning and Writing About the Law -- CALI
Professor Stephanie Williams co-edited and authored or co-authored several chapters in the recently published CALI textbook, Legal Argumentation: Reasoning and Writing About the Law.
Professor Michael Helfand Quoted in "Appeals Court Blocks Louisiana Law Requiring Ten Commandments in Classrooms" -- Washington Post
Professor Michael A. Helfand is quoted in the Washington Post article, "Appeals Court Blocks Louisiana Law Requiring Ten Commandments in Classrooms."
Professor Jennifer Koh Quoted in "What Makes ICE Different?" -- World
Professor Jennifer Lee Koh is quoted in the World article, "What Makes ICE Different?"
Professor Helen Winter Speaks at The Hague University of Applied Sciences
Professor Helen Winter spent two days in The Hague at the Relational Peer Mediation Conference, held at the law school of The Hague University of Applied Sciences.
Pepperdine Caruso Law Students Participate in Immersive Olympic and International Sports Law Study Tour London 2025
Professor Maureen Weston and international sports law attorney and arbitrator Jeff Benz led a distinctive International Sports Law Study Tour with Caruso Law students in London.
Professor Deanna Newton's Article, Closing the Opportunity Gap, Reviewed by Dorothy Brown in Jotwell
Professor Deanna S. Newton's North Carolina Law Review article, Closing the Opportunity Gap, is reviewed by Georgetown Law professor Dorothy Brown in Jotwell.
Straus Institute and Graduate Law Programs Represented at 2025 Law School Admissions Council National Conference
Krestina Torossian represented the Straus Institute and Graduate Law Programs at the Law School Admissions Council National Conference in Toronto, Canada.
Professor Thomas Stipanowich Moderates Landmark Federal Arbitration Act Panel at College of Commercial Arbitrators Summit II
Professor Thomas J. Stipanowich moderated a panel on the Federal Arbitration Act at the College of Commercial Arbitrators Summit II held in Washington, DC.
Professor Barry McDonald Presents "Can the Constitution Safeguard American Democracy in Times of Tumult and Passion?" -- Portland, Oregon Federalist Society Lawyers Chapter
Professor Barry P. McDonald presented "Can the Constitution Safeguard American Democracy in Times of Tumult and Passion?" at the Portland, Oregon Federalist Society Lawyers Chapter.