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 Alan Nissel Presents "The Duality of International Humanitarian Law" -- Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Professor Alan Nissel presented "The Duality of International Humanitarian Law" at the Minerva Conference on International Humanitarian Law held at Hebrew University of Jerusalem.
Professor Colleen Graffy Discusses US Presidential Election on BBC World Programs
Professor Colleen P. Graffy discussed the United States presidential election on BBC World Service and BBC World News TV.
Professor Greg McNeal Discusses New Jersey Drone Sightings on CNN Newsroom
Professor Gregory S. McNeal discussed the drone sightings over New Jersey on CNN Newsroom.
Cert Petition Authored by Hugh and Hazel Darling Foundation Religious Liberty Clinic Director Eric Rassbach and Pepperdine Caruso Law Alumnus Colten Stanberry (JD '19) Granted by Supreme Court
The US Supreme Court has granted a certiorari petition in Catholic Charities v. Wisconsin authored by Hugh and Hazel Darling Foundation Religious Liberty Clinic director Eric Rassbach and Pepperdine Caruso Law alumnus Colten Stanberry (JD '19).
Professor Mary Hoopes Presents "Precarious Labor" -- Cornell Law School
Professor Mary S. Hoopes presented "Precarious Labor" at Cornell Law School.
Professor Babette Boliek, "The States and Antitrust Law" -- Journal of Law and Innovation
Professor Babette Boliek's article, "The States and Antitrust Law," is published in the Journal of Law and Innovation.
Professor Joel Johnson Discusses Malibu Franklin Fire -- KCRW Radio
Professor Joel S. Johnson discussed the Malibu Franklin Fire on the KCRW NPR Radio program "All Things Considered."
Professor Jennifer Koh, "How Trump 2.0 Could Make Mass Deportation a Reality" -- Los Angeles Times
Professor Jennifer Lee Koh's opinion article, "How Trump 2.0 Could Make Mass Deportation a Reality," is published in the Los Angeles Times.
Professor Jennifer Koh, "Immigration from a Christian Perspective: The Challenge and Imperative of Racial Justice" -- Political Theology
Professor Jennifer Lee Koh's essay, "Immigration from a Christian Perspective: The Challenge and Imperative of Racial Justice," is published in Political Theology.