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Archives for January 2012

Alumnus founds taskforce to unite missions efforts

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An International Programs trip to India just over a year ago provided the spark of inspiration for a worldwide Christian service network. Phoenix Eyre and Chelsea Kadovitz both graduated from Pepperdine in 2011 and have started the Global Christian Taskforce (GCT) with the goal of making it easier for missionary activity to get off the ground.  “It’s very possible to answer … [Read more...] about Alumnus founds taskforce to unite missions efforts

Lausanne program partners with Terre des Hommes

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Lausanne Program Director Mary Mayenfisch is bringing sustainability and a humanitarian perspective to the Switzerland program. In her visit to Malibu last week, she shared her plans for a partnership with Terre des Hommes, a nonprofit organization that operates in Switzerland and in 30 other countries. The organization has been around since 1960 and is the largest NGO that … [Read more...] about Lausanne program partners with Terre des Hommes

The Market at Santa Monica Place: a closer look

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If you love unique food and shops, The Market’s eclectic assortment of eateries and stores should definitely be on your radar. The unifying theme here is a commitment to artisanal, carefully sourced food and products. Located on the top level of Santa Monica Place — the outdoor mall at the south end of Third Street Promenade — The Market is only a short drive from campus. It’s … [Read more...] about The Market at Santa Monica Place: a closer look

DBS report: Football association steps up against racism

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Recently, there have been two incidents in the Barclays Premier League that have lead hopefuls like me to believe that although instances of racism in this beautiful game are far from over, there is hope that soccer is winning the battle against racism. On Oct. 15, 2011, Liverpool played Manchester United in a 1-1 draw at Anfield. After this match, Liverpool’s Luis Suarez was … [Read more...] about DBS report: Football association steps up against racism