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Global Learning Week Shifts Students’ Lens
Pepperdine’s 12th annual Global Learning Week took place from Jan. 26-30. Hosted by International Programs, Global Learning Week celebrates global citizenship by deepening Pepperdine students’ cross-cultural understanding with diverse events and hands-on activities.
Law School Hosts Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson for Dual Events
Pepperdine Caruso School of Law hosted Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson for the final round of an annual Moot Court competition and a speaker event. At the speaker event, Jackson discussed her memoir with Dean Paul Caron.
Community Gathers for ‘Malibu Melts ICE’ Protest
The Malibu Democratic Club organized a “Malibu Melts ICE” protest in front of the Malibu Library on Feb. 1. Community members gathered in an anti-ICE protest as part of a wider national movement.
life & ARTs
Relieved or Regret? Pepperdine Women Opt Out of Greek Life
Many students find sisterhood through joining sororities, but these Pepperdine women discovered belonging in other spaces on campus. Their stories show there’s more than one way to find lifelong friends.
Students Wrestle With Social Media, Being Present
There are many ways students can take a break from heavy screen time as a result of social media. From setting aside intentional time to be with friends to being one with nature in Malibu, students can focus more on being present and on attending to their well-being.
Movie Review: ‘Wicked For Good’ Defies Gravity and Expectations
“Wicked For Good,” the second half of the two-part movie adaptation of the Broadway musical “Wicked,” is a beautiful, well-done film. With new source material, new songs and standout acting performances, the film exceeds expectations.
