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Spring Enrollment Stays Consistent Despite Semester Starting Online

News / 0 Comment / January 25, 2021 / By

Although the spring 2021 semester is beginning virtually, more new students are currently enrolled than last spring. Spring admits and transfer students reflect on the digital start to their time at Pepperdine,...


Pepperdine International Programs Staff Work to Keep IP Alive

News / 0 Comment / January 24, 2021 / By

The International Programs staff are working with students to maintain excitement about study abroad. Students enrolled in international programs are adjusting to the cancellations and preparing for the upcoming...


Spending a Pepper-dime — How COVID-19 Impacted Pepperdine’s Financials

Featured / News / 0 Comment / January 22, 2021 / By

Pepperdine, like many other organizations, faced unanticipated financial losses due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The University expects to lose millions of dollars in revenue this year, but administrators...


President’s Speaker Series Kicks off With Cornel West and Robert George

News / 0 Comment / January 19, 2021 / By

Pepperdine's new President's Speaker Series began Jan. 12 with a discussion between esteemed scholars the Rev. Cornel West and Robert George. The duo discussed their friendship, civil discourse and a Christian's...


Pepperdine Community Reflects on Potential Uses of Zoom Post-Pandemic

News / 0 Comment / January 11, 2021 / By

Students, faculty and staff are focused on the return of in-person campus life, but the rising prominence of virtual learning suggests Zoom may be used well into the future. Different members of the Pepperdine...


Full STEM Ahead: STEM Majors Prepare for the Future

News / 0 Comment / January 11, 2021 / By

STEM students utilize different strategies to get the most out of their majors and find ways to connect with their peers. Organizations such as the Chemistry Club, Physics/Engineering Club and Emerging...


Spring 2021 to Begin Online, Administration Hopeful for Reopening Later in the Semester

Featured / News / 0 Comment / January 8, 2021 / By

Seaver Dean Michael Feltner announced the start of spring 2021 will begin online with tentative plans to reopen for in-person classes later in the semester. In-person classes depend on the ability to house...


President Gash and Family Test Positive for COVID-19

COVID-19 / Featured / News / 0 Comment / January 4, 2021 / By

President Jim Gash announced via email Jan. 4, that he and his wife Joline tested positive for COVID-19 that morning. Jim Gash said they are both experiencing mild symptoms and will remain in quarantine...


Graduate School of Education and Psychology Mourns Doctoral Student Kingsley B. Jones

News / 0 Comment / December 24, 2020 / By

Kingsley B. Jones, doctoral student at the Graduate School of Education and Psychology died Dec. 6. The GSEP community remembers Jones as a passionate advocate for social change and Black empowerment,...


Administration Answers Community Questions in Virtual Town Hall

News / 0 Comment / December 18, 2020 / By

President Jim Gash, Vice President for Student Affairs Connie Horton and Seaver Dean Michael Feltner answered Seaver community questions in a Zoom town hall Dec. 15. Administrators shared tentative plans...



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