By Michael TravisNews Editor It’s official – five people will be running for the two spots that will be opening this April on Malibu’s city council.  All of the candidates share concerns about the future...

By Julieanne LeupoldStaff Writer Never underestimate the power of prayer. Or at least that is what the family of Ryan Corbin, 1999 Pepperdine alumnus who lapsed into a coma after a four-story fall June...

 By Sarah Carrillo Staff Writer “The rise and development of American history exists along a parallel and unspoken movement of white supremacy.” This was the startling thesis of Dr. Evelyn Hu-DeHart’s...

 By Kimiko L. Martinez Assistant News Editor Two computers: about $6,500. One leather jacket: $280. Collection of more than 100 CDs started in 1994: priceless. And they’re all gone. Several students...

 Christina Littlefield Every single French fry has a gram of fat. Onion rings have four grams of fat each. A single Mother’s oatmeal cookie is right in between. Don’t you hate it when people take...

By Jennifer BaikAssistant News Editor Hostels or hotels?  Which would you choose? Students seeking affordable travel this summer should consider applying for the 10th annual Hostelling International’s...

 By Massiel Ladron DeGuevara Staff Writer For 27 years, the Pepperdine Natural Science division has been hosting the Natural Science Seminar series.  The series focuses on the disciplines of math, biology...

 By Laurie Babinski Editor in Chief What do students, faculty and staff want when Payson Library is renovated?  More on-site books and research tools, extended hours, a more inviting environment and quieter...

 By Laurie Babinski Editor in Chief “Photography is a profoundly personal medium,” said photojournalist George Azar. “A photographer lends others his eyes.” Azar has lent his eyes to millions...

 By Michael Travis News Editor The ballots have been counted, the decision is in and the voting is over. But the controversy is not. After an extended dispute, the Programming Board has been removed...