Professor Ed Larson Speaks on Centennial of Scopes Trial
Professor Edward J. Larson gave several presentations on the Scopes Trial centennial.
Professor Colleen Graffy Interviewed on "Trump-Putin Talks: Pair Plan to 'Divide Up Certain Assets'" -- LBC Radio
Professor Colleen P. Graffy was interviewed on the LBC Radio segment, "Trump-Putin Talks: Pair Plan to 'Divide Up Certain Assets.'"
Professor Mary Hoopes, Resisting Precarious Labor -- Georgia Law Review (forthcoming)
Professor Mary S. Hoopes's article, Resisting Precarious Labor, will be published in the Georgia Law Review.
Professor Jacob Charles Quoted in "Trump-Appointed Judge Dissents in California Ammo Case With Gun-Filled YouTube Video" -- Los Angeles Times
Professor Jacob D. Charles is quoted in the Los Angeles Times article, "Trump-Appointed Judge Dissents in California Ammo Case With Gun-Filled YouTube Video."
Pepperdine Caruso Law Straus Institute Faculty Join LA Against Hate Initiative
Professor Helen Winter and adjunct professor William Nix have been invited to contribute as experts to an important new initiative combating hate in Los Angeles.
Sudreau Global Justice Institute Hosts Inaugural Global Justice Week Including Carnival for a Cause
Pepperdine Caruso School of Law’s Sudreau Global Justice Institute hosted its inaugural Global Justice Week, including the highlight event, Carnival for a Cause.
Professor Colleen Graffy Interviewed on "Russia-Ukraine War: Can Putin Be Negotiated With?" -- LBC News
Professor Colleen P. Graffy was interviewed on the Ben Kentish Radio Program on LBC Radio (UK) regarding Putin's response to the Ukraine ceasefire plan.
Professor William Nix Presents "Entertainment, Media, and Alternative Dispute Resolution" for Straus Institute Speaker Series
Students and alumni at Pepperdine University heard from adjunct professor William Nix, a distinguished leader in the fields of dispute resolution, media, and entertainment.
Professor Mary Hoopes Quoted in "Newly Released Prince Harry Immigration Documents are Heavily Redacted" -- NBC News
Professor Mary S. Hoopes is quoted in the NBC News article, "Newly Released Prince Harry Immigration Documents are Heavily Redacted and Don't Address Drug Use."