A car passes by the Mountain Parking Structure on March 16. Contractors working on the Mountain's construction occupy two of the parking structure's seven floors. Photos by Marcos LizarragaWith the Mountain Parking Structure just over a year old, Pepperdine community members reflected on the its impact on campus parking and looked ahead to the future, including about 200 spaces … [Read more...] about One Year Later, Pepperdine Community Reviews Mountain Parking Structure
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Seoul-Searching: Pepperdine Expands to South Korea This Summer
Seoul, South Korea emerges as one of the most significant economic and cultural hubs in Asia, according to the International Programs website. Seoul became an ideal destination for the faculty-led program for students to learn about the intersections of communication, culture and corporations. Photo courtesy of Pepperdine UniversityEditor’s Note: The details of the Seoul, … [Read more...] about Seoul-Searching: Pepperdine Expands to South Korea This Summer
Good News: Life is a Mosaic of Love
Left to right: Copy Chief Faith Siegel and her friends Aurora Martin and Grace Traster ring in 2026 in Mount Pleasant, Mich. Though the trio of hometown best friends may not be physically together often, they know they will always stay close. Photos by Faith SiegelThe moment I boarded the California-bound plane that took me to my first year at Pepperdine, I knew my life would … [Read more...] about Good News: Life is a Mosaic of Love
Faith in Secular Democracy: Pepperdine Students Grapple With Morality
Pepperdine students gather at the Well on Oct. 15 at the Amphitheatre. The Well is one of the weekly University-hosted spiritual gatherings that bring the community together to worship. Photo by Christine ParkAs young students at Pepperdine walk a life of faith, they are sometimes faced with navigating hard questions in a secular world. The University offers an educational … [Read more...] about Faith in Secular Democracy: Pepperdine Students Grapple With Morality
Veritas Forum Teaches Hospitality in a Polarized Political Climate
The 2026 Veritas panelists, Matthew Kaemingk (right) and Amanda Rizkallah (middle), sit with moderator Jonathan Koch (left) in front of a crowd of about 100 audience members in Elkins Auditorium on Feb. 17. Panel members shared personal stories and answered audience questions. Photo by Cristal SotoAt a time of deep division in today’s world, Pepperdine’s Veritas … [Read more...] about Veritas Forum Teaches Hospitality in a Polarized Political Climate