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Calamigos Ranch No Longer an ‘On-Campus’ Housing Option

March 22, 2017 by Sebastian Lopez Barba

Photos courtesy of Michaela MeyerCalamigos Ranch will no longer be a housing opportunity for students through Housing and Residence Life beginning fall 2017.Calamigos Ranch was first offered to students as a housing option in the fall semester of 2014. Calamigos Ranch is located in the Santa Monica Mountains on Kanan Dume Road, which is 11.5 miles away from Pepperdine’s … [Read more...] about Calamigos Ranch No Longer an ‘On-Campus’ Housing Option

SMC Impacts Malibu Farmers Market

March 22, 2017 by Paola Ramos

Photo by Alexis Padilla The Malibu Farmers Market is open every Sunday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. in front of the Malibu Library and former Sheriff’s station, but with Santa Monica College's new potential venture into Malibu, the farmers market may lose its spot on Civic Center Way. In February of 2016, the Malibu Planning Commission approved a resolution, which will allow … [Read more...] about SMC Impacts Malibu Farmers Market

Convicted Civility Convo Promotes Healthy Conversations

March 22, 2017 by Sebastian Lopez Barba

Photo by Moni AvilaRichard Mouw, American philosopher and theologian, spoke in Elkins Auditorium on March 15 to share his message on what he likes to call 'Convicted Civility' with the Pepperdine community. At the root of Convicted Civility is the idea that conviction and civility are an integral part of civil discourse and Christianity can be a solution to the incivility … [Read more...] about Convicted Civility Convo Promotes Healthy Conversations

School of Public Policy Creates Project for Conservative Conversation

March 22, 2017 by Allison Lee

Graphic Courtesy of Pete PetersonThe Pepperdine's Graduate School of Public Policy launched The American Project this year. This two-year initiative aims to gather intellectuals and political activists to think through the conservative movement in the United States, according to Program Director Rich Tafel. The dean of the School of Public Policy and professors at the school … [Read more...] about School of Public Policy Creates Project for Conservative Conversation

From Our Feed: Update on London Attacks

March 22, 2017 by Rachal Marquez

Photo by Rachal Marquez Editor’s Note: “From our feed” is a feature through which developing stories covered on our social media accounts are featured on our website. These will be updated, but the most recent information can always be found on our social media. Following today's events in London, the university has confirmed that all Pepperdine students in London are … [Read more...] about From Our Feed: Update on London Attacks

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