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Pepperdine Adopts New ‘Pepperdine Believes’ Faith Statement
Pepperdine University has officially adopted “Pepperdine Believes,” an official University statement outlining seven core tenets of the University’s Christian faith. Though President Jim Gash announced the statement on Oct. 8 with plans to publish it online 30 days later, the statement remained unposted on the University’s website as of Monday, Nov. 8.
Judge Delays Nitrous Oxide Discussion After No-Show From Bohm, Jackson
Fraser Michael Bohm and defense attorney Alan Jackson did not appear in court for the Nov. 4 pre-trial hearing. Superior Court Judge Thomas Rubinson delayed the discussion regarding the nitrous oxide tank found in Bohm’s car as a result.
Malibu City Council
The following candidates are qualified for inclusion on the ballot: A. Sam Dibaei, Danny Smith, Doug Stewart and Marianne Riggins. The following candidates have pulled nomination papers for write-in candidacy: Jason Herz. Dibaei has a background as a trial attorney as well as a general council and talent acquisition. He has never held political office, […]
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Behind the Wheel: Leonard Baker Builds Connections Across Campus
Shuttle driver Leonard Baker builds connections with Pepperdine students through music, conversation and encouragement. From sharing career advice to helping students navigate campus, Baker brings a personal touch to every ride.
Designs That Inspire: Students Design for the Stage
Students at Pepperdine come together to make set pieces for every production. Time, effort and creativity all make up the process, but students have one goal in mind: helping the show succeed.
Seaver Alum Applies Storytelling Skills to Automotive Design
An English degree might not seem like the stereotypical path to automotive design, but Pepperdine alumnus André Orta found a connection between the two. Now working at Volkswagen Group’s Scout Motors, he uses storytelling to help shape how drivers interact with their vehicles.
