Brennan Murphy

Interim Chief Justice

Brennan is a second-year graduate student studying Higher Education and Student Affairs. He holds an assistantship with Residential Programs & Services, overseeing the Hoosier Den. Through his program, he has also worked with the Office of Institutional Equity on Title IX-related materials. Before pursuing an M.Ed, Brennan attended IU for an Bachelor's in Theatre and Drama. He is excited to return to the IU Supreme Court, having served two years in undergrad. In his free time, Brennan loves playing board games, taking trips to the Chocolate Moose, and obsessing over Scottish Terriers.

Sarah Nance

Associate Justice

Sarah Nance is a junior pursuing a major in Policy Analysis through the O’Neill School of Public and Environmental Affairs, in addition to a minor in Spanish. She is a student of both SPEA Honors and the Hutton Honors College. Passionate about policy and the opioid epidemic, Sarah has conducted research on opioid abuse as a member of the CEWiT REU-W program as well as the National Institute on Drug Abuse. She has been named as the 2019-2020 President of the Student Alliance for National Security after serving as vice president during her sophomore year. Before her appointment to the Indiana University Supreme Court, Sarah spent her freshman and sophomore year as a member of the Teter Student Conduct Board.

Graham Vogtman

Associate Justice

Email:

gvogtman@iu.edu

Graham L. Vogtman, Class of 2021, is an IU Founders Scholar and a Dual Degree student pursuing a B.S. in Law and Public Policy and a B.A. in Philosophy. This is Graham’s second year on the Court and his first as Chief Justice. At IU, Graham was a member of the 2017–2018 Civic Leaders Center cohort, and is a SPEA Honors Student and a member of the Hutton Honors College. Graham is the editor of SCOTUS Predictions, a law blog dedicated to providing the public with news concerning the United States Supreme Court. For the blog, Graham writes essays about the Court’s jurisprudence, compiles weekly briefings, and reviews the Court’s blockbuster decisions. Most significantly, Graham also selects one case on the Court’s docket each term for which he writes his own opinion before the Court releases theirs.  Graham intends to pursue law school and has a vested interest in studying administrative, civil rights, and American Constitutional law. Graham aims to clerk in-chambers, work as an attorney for the federal government, and one day serve as a federal judge. Outside of his studies, Graham spends much of his free time golfing, a sport he has played since he was four years old. He is a staunch supporter of the New York Yankees and FC Bayern München, a Bavarian football club in Munich, Germany.