The Student Government Association (SGA) held their first meeting of the semester Sept. 25 in Thornton Administrative Center (TAC). With every senate member in attendance, SGA President Myers Mentzer opened by going over a recent meeting with university administration officials, relating to parking citations. University officials are looking at reducing the amount of potential … [Read more...] about Student Government Association Holds First Meeting of Semester
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Residents Flock to Point Dume Club Meet and Greet
Malibu City Council candidates Bruce Silverstein and Steve Uhring hosted a meet and greet Sept. 22 at the Point Dume Club to discuss their re-election campaign and the recent change in ownership of the club.Point Dume Club is a Malibu mobile home park that recently changed ownership after a deal organized by Marcus & Millichap, according to an L.A. Times article. The … [Read more...] about Residents Flock to Point Dume Club Meet and Greet
There is Always a Need: City of Malibu Hosts American Red Cross Blood Drive
The City of Malibu held a blood drive Sept. 19 following an emergency blood shortage in July. The goal for this blood drive was 26 donors, Leti Romero, American Red Cross driver technician said. After the six-hour window, the drive brought in 29 donors, which is enough to save up to 87 lives, Nina Minton, American Red Cross Biomedical Services account manager said.An emergency … [Read more...] about There is Always a Need: City of Malibu Hosts American Red Cross Blood Drive
International Law Society Presents on the Republic of Georgia
Nanuka Kruashvili presented information about Georgian Young Lawyers' Association's (GYLA) concerns going into Georgia's Oct. 26 parliamentary election. Kruashvili discussed some of the troubling laws recently passed in the country of Georgia and what Georgia can expect going into upcoming elections. "We are expecting of course a lot of violence and we are – we are … [Read more...] about International Law Society Presents on the Republic of Georgia
Law School Hosts Discussion on Abortion and Religious Freedom
The Nootbaar and Ken Starr Institutes organized and held a lively discussion on abortion restrictions and reproductive rights, particularly on how several ongoing cases across the country relate to constitutional law and religious freedom at the Pepperdine Caruso School of Law with around 50 attendees.Hill referenced the Supreme Court’s 2022 decision in Dobbs v. Jackson … [Read more...] about Law School Hosts Discussion on Abortion and Religious Freedom
