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What’s in a Mandate: Breaking Down the COVID-19 Vaccination Requirement

Featured / News / 0 Comment / July 25, 2021 / By

Pepperdine will mandate the COVID-19 vaccine for all students, faculty and staff before the start of the 2021 academic year. Chief Business Officer Nicolle Taylor provides the University Management Committee's...


Pepperdine’s 2020 Top 10 Earners Revealed in Tax Forms

News / 0 Comment / July 19, 2021 / By

Pepperdine released its 2020 Internal Revenue Service 990 Form in July 2021, revealing the highest-paid administrators at the University. New promotions among President Jim Gash's cabinet reranked administrators...


Pepp Mandates COVID-19 Vaccine, Offers Exemptions

News / 0 Comment / July 9, 2021 / By

The University Management Committee sent an email to the Pepperdine community July 9 sharing Pepperdine's COVID-19 vaccination policy decision and more expectations about infection control measures for the fall...


IP Office Suspends Florence Fall Semester Due to Low Enrollment

Featured / News / 0 Comment / July 6, 2021 / By

The International Programs’ office announced the suspension of the Florence program for the fall semester. This suspension was due to low enrollment within the program.


Samala Chumash Reawakens Sustainable Culture

News / 0 Comment / July 6, 2021 / By

Since acquiring the notes of John Peabody Harrington 14 years ago, the Cultural Department of the Santa Ynez Band of Samala Chumash Indians aims to rekindle the ancestors' culture of living off the land....


Pepperdine Modifies COVID-19 Protocols Following State Reopening

News / 0 Comment / June 27, 2021 / By

Pepperdine announced changes to its COVID-19 safety protocols following the state of California's June 15 reopening. The updates lifted social distancing requirements and modified face covering requirements...


Students Return to Fully In-Person Classes as June Summer Session Begins

News / 0 Comment / June 13, 2021 / By

Pepperdine kicked off Summer Session I classes June 7 with a majority of the classes being delivered in person. Many students returned to in-person classes for the first time since March 2020, and some...


Students and Faculty React to Buenos Aires Fall Suspension

Featured / News / 0 Comment / June 13, 2021 / By

After hearing the news of the Buenos Aires International Program's suspension, Waves expressed emotions ranging from relief to disappointment. Students considered what this means for their future academic...


Could Beef Be Good For People and The Planet? Regenerative, Grass-Fed Beef May Offer A Solution To Our Health, Climate Crisis

News / 0 Comment / June 4, 2021 / By

Industrialized meat production in the United States has led to a multitude of health and environmental effects ranging from heart disease to increased greenhouse gas emissions. The alternative, fake meat...


Pepperdine Volunteer Center Closes, Shocking Students and Alumni

Featured / News / 0 Comment / May 28, 2021 / By

The Pepperdine Volunteer Center announced its closure via social media May 27, as part of a budget readjustment of the Office of Student Affairs. Students and alumni expressed shock and disappointment...



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