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Pepperdine Administrators Suddenly Remove ‘A Chorus Line’ From Theater Season
The Seaver Dean’s Office removed the 1975 musical “A Chorus Line” from the upcoming theater season after publishing promotion brochures. With little time to pick a replacement, Pepperdine’s Theatre program settled on the 1943 play “Oklahoma!”
College of Health Science Introduces International Programs for Nursing Students
The College of Health Sciences is providing its students with the new opportunity to study abroad. Beginning summer 2027, nursing students will be able to visit any of the campus-based programs.
Defense Calls Deputies to Witness Stand in Bohm Pre-Trial
Fraser Michael Bohm appeared in court for a pre-trial hearing at the Van Nuys Courthouse on Sept. 9. The hearing went over 402 motions filed by the defense regarding what evidence will be admissible in the trial.
life & ARTs
Ariana Grande Blooms Into a New Era With ‘petal’
Ariana Grande’s newest album, “petal,” is a compromise between her growing maturity and radiant confidence — a blend of cocky and composed. Releasing new music allows Grande to confront public opinion through intricately woven details.
Location Change to Malibu Farmers Market Sparks Tension
The Malibu Farmers Market settled into a new spot Aug. 23, bringing its longtime vendors and small businesses along with it. Despite uncertainty surrounding the temporary move, vendors remain committed to serving the Malibu community each Sunday.
New Waves, New Goals: First-Years Set Their Sights on New Experiences
Pepperdine’s Class of 2030 begins their college journey with a mix of nerves, goals and excitement for the upcoming year. As they enter New Student Orientation week, students are making bucket lists for their first year and beyond.
