Infographic by Christine ParkKristy Collins, dean of Enrollment Management, released the Pepperdine Class of 2030 student census in a Sept. 30 email to the Graphic. The report included statistics on enrollment, GPA averages and male-to-female ratio.This year’s freshman class brought in 1,084 students, representing a 21-student increase from the Class of 2029, with both … [Read more...] about Pepperdine Releases First-Year Student Census
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Letter from the Editor: The Cornell 7 Case Affects All of Us
Dear Pepperdine community,Devastating news regarding sexual assault cases on college campuses has spread across the country — most notably, the case of the Cornell 7.Jane Doe, a former Cornell student, filed a lawsuit against Cornell University, several Chi Phi fraternity organizations, seven current and former students and others for an alleged gang rape at the Chi Phi … [Read more...] about Letter from the Editor: The Cornell 7 Case Affects All of Us
Form 990 Reveals Pepp’s Top Earners for FY2025
The first page of Pepperdine’s 990 filing ending July 2025. The form ensures nonprofits comply with IRS guidelines each year. Photo by Marcos LizarragaPepperdine released its 2025 Internal Revenue Service Form 990, a financial form that tax-exempt organizations are required to file annually and publicly disclose, according to the IRS.The document contains financial … [Read more...] about Form 990 Reveals Pepp’s Top Earners for FY2025
Judge Grows Tired of Doctor Discussion in Fraser Michael Bohm Case
Fraser Bohm (left) walks into the Van Nuys Courthouse alongside his family Thursday, Oct. 1. Superior Court Judge Thomas Rubinson warned the courtroom at the start of the hearing that he "will not tolerate" inappropriate behavior between the two sides. Photos by Amanda MonahanEditor’s Note: This reporting is part of the Graphic’s ongoing coverage of the Oct. 2023 … [Read more...] about Judge Grows Tired of Doctor Discussion in Fraser Michael Bohm Case
New Soccer Fields Coming to Malibu’s Ioki Lot
A graphic displays a tentative field design shown at the Malibu City Council meeting on Sept. 28. The graphic includes two soccer fields, a parking lot, bleachers and a maintenance yard. Graphic courtesy of Community Services Director Kristin RiesgoMalibu will soon get two new soccer fields following a vote by the Malibu City Council on Monday, Sept. 28. The proposal came … [Read more...] about New Soccer Fields Coming to Malibu’s Ioki Lot