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As Mental Health Issues Linger Post-COVID, Universities Look to Digital Solutions
Over five years after the COVID-19 pandemic lockdown began, mental health effects still linger. Pepperdine and other universities offer solutions for their students and faculty.
Judge Denies Motion to Dismiss Murder Charges for Fraser Bohm
Judge Thomas Rubinson denied Alan Jackson’s, defense attorney for Fraser Michael Bohm, motion to dismiss the murder charges at the Van Nuys Courthouse on Sept. 5. The next pre-trial hearing is Jan. 14, also in Van Nuys.
Humanities and Teacher Education Division Writes Official Statement on Weisman Censorship
In response to senior Pepperdine administrators censoring artwork at the Frederick R. Weisman Museum of Art in early October, faculty from Seaver College’s Humanities and Teacher Education Division crafted and signed off on the release of an official statement. The Division wrote in support of the Fine Arts Division’s statement and urged administrators to uphold academic freedom.
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Students Wrestle With Feeling Fufillment
Pepperdine is a culture where many students strive for the best. Sometimes it pushes students to be better versions of themselves, and sometimes it pushes them to never be satisfied.
Keeping ‘Our Girls’ Light Alive on Campus
Even for those who never met them, the legacies of Asha Weir, Deslyn Williams, Niamh Rolston and Peyton Stewart continue to shape life at Pepperdine. Two years after the crash that claimed their lives, students and alumni work to ensure their names are never forgotten.
Sweaters Under Sunny Skies: Students Find Fall in a Place That Feels Like Summer
As fall arrives in Malibu, Pepperdine students find a way to celebrate the season, even though the weather hardly changes. They bring the spirit of autumn to Southern California.
