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Pepperdine Makes Princeton Review’s Top 10 List for Community Service

August 31, 2015 by Taylor Centineo

Photo by Anaka OsbornePepperdine is known for its small class sizes, breathtaking ocean views and challenging academics. Adding onto these, the university is being recognized for a student body focused on giving back. The Princeton Review recently released their list of colleges having the most students engaged in community service and placed Pepperdine at No. 10. The rest of … [Read more...] about Pepperdine Makes Princeton Review’s Top 10 List for Community Service

Malibu to Possibly Increase Minimum Wage

August 31, 2015 by Chad Jimenez

Graphic by Andie UnsonMalibu City Council is considering a minimum wage increase, which would follow many big cities across the U.S. The City Council voted unanimously Aug. 10 to continue researching the possibility of a minimum wage increase for employees in Malibu, increasing it from $9 to $15 an hour. Mayor Pro Tem Laura Rosenthal said she wants to know more about how this … [Read more...] about Malibu to Possibly Increase Minimum Wage

Part I: Heavy Traffic Slams PCH Commuters

August 31, 2015 by Rachel Littauer

Photo by Julia Naman This past Sunday, Aug. 23, a cyclist was struck by a vehicle and died crossing Pacific Coast Highway near Zuma Beach, the latest of five fatalities and more than a dozen crashes on PCH. Pacific Coast Highway, otherwise known as PCH, is known for its beautiful coastline and breathtaking views, but can also pose life-threatening dangers for all of its users. … [Read more...] about Part I: Heavy Traffic Slams PCH Commuters

Gus Peterson Officially Joins Pepperdine Staff

August 31, 2015 by Alec Mcpike

Photo by Alec McPikePepperdine students most likely saw Gus Peterson around last semester. And anyone involved with New Student Orientation this week couldn’t have missed him or his bright orange shoes. Working closely with Chaplain Sara Barton, Peterson acted as the interim director of Convocation for the spring 2015 semester. After spending most of his summer in … [Read more...] about Gus Peterson Officially Joins Pepperdine Staff

DPS Reports 08.24.15

August 29, 2015 by Graphic Staff

PEPPERDINE UNIVERSITY Department of Public Safety Activity Log 8/17/15 thru 8/24/15 DEPARTMENTAL ‑ FOUND PROPERTY Date: Aug 17, 2015‑Monday at 9:31 Case Number: 15‑01062 Location: THORNTON ADMINISTRATION CENTER Summary: FOUND PROPERTY REPORTED TO PUBLIC SAFETY ‑ CELL PHONE Disposition: Referred to Investigations CRIMES ‑ BRANDISHING A WEAPON … [Read more...] about DPS Reports 08.24.15

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