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Good News: We Meet For A Reason
An unexpected job posting sent Special Edition Editor Soliel Lara Aponte to Maine, a place she never thought she would call home. Lara reflects on how embracing the unknown can result in connections that would gradually change her life, making distance meaningless.
Michel Shane Carries On His Daughter’s Legacy
Michel Shane, Pacific Coast Highway advocate and film producer, used to believe his legacy would come from the film industry. Now, he hopes it comes from his work as an advocate.
Community Mourns Loss of Psychology Professor Steve Rouse
Faculty, students, friends and family are mourning the loss of Psychology Professor Steve Rouse, who died Feb. 5. Rouse taught at Pepperdine for nearly 30 years and is remembered for his warmth, kindness, encouragement, mentorship and advocacy.
life & ARTs
‘Rich in Giving’: International Studies Student Leads with Compassion
From a small town in Ethiopia to Pepperdine, senior Tsion Gerbaba’s journey has shaped her vision of leadership. Now an International Studies student, she approaches the world with creativity and faith — with the goal of serving others.
The End of a Chapter: Seniors Reflect on Pepperdine Experiences
As graduation approaches, seniors are beginning to realize post-grad is coming faster than expected. Seniors reflected on what they hope to accomplish before walking across the stage in May and the memories they will carry with them.
Weisman Museum Presents Their New Exhibition: ‘A Modern Look’
The Frederick R. Weisman Museum of Art opened their new exhibit, titled ‘A Modern Look,’ Jan. 16. The exhibit features selections from the museum’s permanent collection and will run through Sunday, March 29.
