As a freshman basketball player, Arizona native Jordan Baker is on the track of getting used to combining an intense training schedule and classes. However, it doesn’t stand in the way of being one of the most promising freshman athletes of Pepperdine and growing as a bright star of WCC, according to various ranking. Growing up in a family with two brothers and three sisters, … [Read more...] about Paving the future
Lady Waves look good in throwback jersey and prevail in win
The women’s basketball team won its eighth straight victory over Santa Clara at Firestone Fieldhouse this past weekend with a final score of 67-57. It marked the team’s fourth straight year of sweeping the Santa Clara Lady Broncos. Led by senior guard and Oakland native Jazmine Jackson, who scored 16 points overall the Lady Waves showed impressive grit and gutted out a close … [Read more...] about Lady Waves look good in throwback jersey and prevail in win
Pepperdine featured in new novel from alumnus author
A story made in Malibu hit shelves last month when alumnus James Russel Lingerfelt published his first novel “The Mason Jar.” The novel follows the stories of two fictional Pepperdine students, Clayton and Savannah, on their journeys of love, loss and reconciliation. The story, set largely on and around campus, is partially inspired by Lingerfelt’s experience as a Seaver … [Read more...] about Pepperdine featured in new novel from alumnus author
Internships abroad enhance global worldview
With Pepperdine’s highly acclaimed study abroad programs and large percentage of students who study overseas, often for the entirety of sophomore year, International Programs’ summer internship programs are sometimes overlooked as another valuable study abroad opportunity. The window in which to apply to these summer internship programs in London, Lausanne, Buenos Aires and … [Read more...] about Internships abroad enhance global worldview
The Sophomore experience brings new life to 'The Malibu Program'
The sophomore class will be locked in the Waves Café for the first-ever “Sophomore Lock-In,” courtesy of the Student Programming Board and the Student Government Association (SGA). Festivities will begin at 10 p.m. with games, goodies, giveaways and last until 6 a.m. the next morning. Even President Andrew K. Benton will be stopping in for a round of karaoke. The Sophomore … [Read more...] about The Sophomore experience brings new life to 'The Malibu Program'