It was a lengthy match for No.-3 men's volleyball on Thursday March 19 as the team battled through five games to defeat No.-4 USC at the Galen Center 30-28 27-30 30-25 27-30 and 15-10. This was the Waves' second victory against the Trojans this season."I have faith in our team that we are going to win whether it goes to four or five games said junior libero Sean Grubbs. You get … [Read more...] about Volleyball wins close match against USC
Out of Africa
An 800 year-old tradition is making its way to Pepperdine. On Friday the West African performance troupe Manding Jata will share its culture in the same way it has for centuries - through the art of oration and dance. "Their society is non-literary so they are oral historians said founder of Manding Jata Rex Chequer, who is from Vancouver, Canada. This Sunjata epic is the … [Read more...] about Out of Africa
Women snap Cal Poly SLO's winning streak
On Saturday the Waves dissolved the Mustangs' four home game winning streak with a 5-2 victory. Pepperdine is still working to bring its record to .500 as the win places them at 7-8 on the season. The Waves lost the first match in doubles but bounced back to win the next two and clinched the doubles point. The unstoppable duo of sophomore Anamika Bhargava and senior Alex Liles … [Read more...] about Women snap Cal Poly SLO's winning streak
Alum's passion for film pays off
After four years of perpetual studying and persistence Stiles White walked away from Pepperdine as a man meant to pursue his passion for screenwriting. As a 1991 Seaver graduate White studied screenwriting and film throughout his college days and slowly sifted his way through various obstacles before finally opening the door to Hollywood. White co-wrote the Nicolas Cage … [Read more...] about Alum's passion for film pays off
TCC offices cut costs relocate to HAWC
To help cut the university budget by 10 percent in the next two years Student Affairs is relocating offices eliminating some administrative positions and merging Student Activities with Campus Recreation. Dean of Student Affairs Mark Davis said he hopes the changes will lower costs while improving student services.Students will return in the fall to find that nine of the 12 … [Read more...] about TCC offices cut costs relocate to HAWC