He will serve on the NAICU board for a little more than a year and a half, representing private, nonprofit higher education sectors around the nation.
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Graphics by Rachel Littauer The stigma behind seeking mental health treatment at Pepperdine is going away— slowly but surely. Pepperdine University is home to approximately 3,500 undergraduate students,...
SGA's major accomplishments in the year 2016-2017
Photos by Milan Loiacono Various groups across campus, such as SGA and the Counseling Center, will hold events to recognize Sexual Assault Awareness Month throughout April, including the Pepperdine Theater...
Graphic Courtesy of JJ Wong Students of Pepperdine University’s Communication Division are planning “Adulting 101,” a one-day event for students facing the upcoming transition to post-grad...
Paul Caron will take on the responsibilities as dean June 1
Graphic by Kylie Myers Pepperdine is holding its own, comparing its long-term fundraising campaigns with those of nearby state universities and other private universities. These types of campaigns, which...
Graphic by Nate Barton A few weeks prior to graduation, nostalgic self-reflection has brutally ousted all work ethic. One productive outcome of my slight emotional instability — besides making academic...
Audience participates in immigration and feminism debates by Tweeting #wavesdebate
Photos by Moni Avila Henry Stern, California senator and Malibu High alumnus, spoke to Public Policy students and the Pepperdine community about the future of civic engagement and the environment on March...
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