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Biology

Dive Into the Majors: Biology

April 3, 2022 by Timothy Gay

First-year David Haruntunyan and Professor Krista Lucas talk about the requirements and benefits of being a Biology major. They said it has heavy coursework but can lead to a variety of careers.

Introducing Jay Brewster — Pepp’s Next Provost

April 27, 2021 by Ashley Mowreader

President Jim Gash announced Biology Professor Jay Brewster as his selection for the next provost on April 19. Brewster, a scientist, Church of Christ member and Pepperdine dad, shares his hopes and ambitions in his new role.

Jay Brewster Announced As Next Pepperdine Provost

April 19, 2021 by Ashley Mowreader

Pepperdine announced its newest provost, Biology Professor Jay Brewster. Brewster has worked at Pepperdine for 24 years and will assume his role as provost Aug. 1.

Fresh Faces: Biology Student Makes the Move From Thousand Oaks To Malibu

March 4, 2021 by Addison Whiten

Fresh Faces features first-year and transfer students in an effort to unite Pepperdine students, regardless of where they are. This installment introduces Smayana Kurapati, a first-year Biology major from Thousand Oaks, Calif., who is excited for things on campus to get back to normal after a remote year.

Long-Term Relationships Thrive at Pepperdine

November 18, 2020 by Christin Karr

Relationships at Pepperdine are often serious, which leads to long term relationships and marriage. These relationships, of all shapes and sizes, appear plentiful in the Pepperdine community.

Fresh Faces: Transfer Veteran Wants to Help People in a New Way

August 26, 2020 by Christin Karr

Fresh Faces features first-year and transfer students in an effort to unite Pepperdine students, regardless of where they are. The tenth installment introduces transfer junior Branden Garcia, who discusses his service in the army and how he plans to continue helping people.

Looking at Race Through a Sociological Lens

February 7, 2020 by Lexi Scanlon

Biology and sociology are essential to understanding the complexities of race and social constructions.

Uncovering the Biology Behind the Woolsey Fire

November 25, 2018 by Christian Sanchez

Photo by Jenna Gaertner    In the afternoon of Nov. 8, the Woolsey fire began its rampage on the Santa Monica Mountains. A combination of high winds, low humidity and drought conditions led to the burning of over 800 structures and almost 100,000 acres, which included 83 percent of Santa Monica Mountain federal parkland, according […]

New Natural Science Division Program Opens Doors For First-Year Biology Majors

November 3, 2016 by Symphony Barnes

Photo by Symphony Barnes Starting this year, Pepperdine’s incoming Biology students have the opportunity to be a part of a new Natural Science Division program, First-Year Students As Scholars (SAS). The program enrolls first-year Biology majors in one of four different first-year seminar courses. The first of the four seminar options is “Plant Adaptation to […]

Bio class monitors beach habitats

January 28, 2014 by Julia Naman

Most people think of beaches simply as territories for playing volleyball or getting a good tan — not many view them as ecosystems. Through the nonprofit organization Beach Ecology Coalition along with projects in her biology classes, Professor of Biology Karen Martin works to spread the message that beaches aren’t just sandy playgrounds. “Most people […]

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