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Country Mart Businesses Navigate Aftermath of L.A. County Fires

March 18, 2025 by Karla Suzuki

The Malibu Country Mart, the boutique mall which is set to celebrate its 50th anniversary this year, is home to some of Malibu's most popular shopping and dining spots. Restaurants within the shopping center are facing challenges after the L.A. County fires that began in December. As road closures on PCH prevent the general public from entering Malibu, longer commutes and … [Read more...] about Country Mart Businesses Navigate Aftermath of L.A. County Fires

American Ballet Theatre Studio Company Showcases Young Talent in Smothers Theatre

March 18, 2025 by Henry Adams & Bohuen Tong

American Ballet Theatre (ABT) Studio Company brought elegance, energy and emotion to the Smothers Theatre stage March 13. The performance by ABT Studio Company was a collection of seven dances of both classical ballet and contemporary-infused pieces. Pepperdine alumna Jacqueline Cleaveland ('24), an audience member at the performance, said the show was a true display of ABT … [Read more...] about American Ballet Theatre Studio Company Showcases Young Talent in Smothers Theatre

Sippin’ Sustainably or Soaked in Regret? Starbucks’ New Cups Stir Debate

March 16, 2025 by Alexa Mcglathery

Starbucks’ latest eco-friendly move is leaving a bitter taste — not in the coffee, but in the cups. On Feb. 11, Starbucks rolled out their new compostable drinkware and Pepperdine students said they have mixed emotions on the new cups. “I honestly hate the new cups,” said Annabelle Gentling, first-year student. This initiative, which applies to 14 out of the 50 states … [Read more...] about Sippin’ Sustainably or Soaked in Regret? Starbucks’ New Cups Stir Debate

Spencer Williams Takes Center Stage at Pepperdine

March 13, 2025 by Alexa Mcglathery

Student by day, actor by night.While many Pepperdine students spend their nights buried in textbooks, others spend their evenings under the stage lights. As a senior Theatre Arts major with a concentration in Musical Theatre, Spencer Williams dedicates himself to performance — acting, singing and dancing in numerous Pepperdine productions.Between rehearsals, costume … [Read more...] about Spencer Williams Takes Center Stage at Pepperdine

Renowned Classical Guitarist Christopher Parkening Holds Master Class

March 13, 2025 by Henry Adams

Pepperdine's Music Department hosts several world-famous instructors, despite belonging to a relatively small university. One example is classical guitarist Christopher Parkening, a distinguished professor of Music and chair in classical guitar. As part of his guitar instruction, Parkening held a public four-hour master class in Raitt Recital Hall on Feb. 22.Throughout a career … [Read more...] about Renowned Classical Guitarist Christopher Parkening Holds Master Class

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