Dean Schaumann on the Importance of Keeping a Check on Student Well-being

In a recent op-ed in the Journal of the San Diego County Bar Association, Dean Niels Schaumann discusses the factors affecting the well-being of students and how starting good healthy habits during the first year provides a solid foundation for their entire legal career.

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Prof. Catherine Hardee on the Resurgence of Social Engineering by Corporations

In a recent op-ed for Sustainable Brands, Prof. Catherine Hardee discusses the resurgence of social engineering by corporations and the balance between companies enforcing their moral image with the right of employees to live lives according to their moral judgments.

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Prof. James Cooper on Venezuela’s Latest Attempt to Tame its Inflation

In a recent op-ed for The Hill, Prof. James Cooper comments on Venezuela’s new initiative to tame its inflation—linking its new currency, the sovereign bolivar to the country’s state-backed cryptocurrency, the petro.

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Prof. India Thusi on Structural Inequality in the Criminal Justice System

This summer California Western’s Prof. India Thusi delivered a series of presentations encompassing the structural inequality in the criminal justice system, focusing on the criminalization of vices, the policing of sex work, and the blurred line between prostitution and pornography.

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CWSL Prof. Tabrez Ebrahim Receives Core Fulbright U.S. Scholar Program Award to Oman

California Western’s Prof. Tabrez Ebrahim has received a Core Fulbright U.S. Scholar Program Award to conduct research and teach in the fields of patent law and technology entrepreneurships at King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals in Oman.

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