Photo Courtesy of Christopher Molina Pepperdine is redesigning the mission of their ongoing volunteer program partnership with non-profit food bank, FOOD Share. Pepperdine’s FOOD Share volunteer coordinator and senior Christopher Molina said he doesn’t exactly know what the redesigned program is going to look like, but knows that the partnership with FOOD Share will be … [Read more...] about FOOD Share Program Transforms Partnership with Pepp
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Holder Resignation Impacts Students
Attorney General Eric Holder announced his resignation Sept. 25 at a press conference in the White House. Holder, who served as the United States’ first black attorney general for six years, will continue in his role until a successor is found. Despite Pepperdine’s distance from Washington, D.C., Pepperdine law professor and former federal judge Bruce Einhorn said that if he … [Read more...] about Holder Resignation Impacts Students
Do You Have What it Takes to Work for Google?
Photos by Monika Haskell Awarded the number one spot on Fortune’s list of “100 Best Companies to Work For” for the fourth year in a row, Google is a company that knows how to recruit and retain employees. And now they’re setting their sights on Pepperdine. Google representative and Human Resources Business Partner Tori Wycoff visited campus Tuesday as part of the … [Read more...] about Do You Have What it Takes to Work for Google?
Discover Pepp’s Best-Kept Secret
Photos by Sylvia Hartley They reside in the land of the lost. A place where no student is granted access, where the earth’s most coveted resource is replenished on a weekly basis, where seemingly irreparable faults are fixed. Who are they? Automotive Lead Dan Oldaker, 54, and Mechanics Jim Carroll, 52, and Kevin Armstrong, 57. Some of you have probably seen it in passing … [Read more...] about Discover Pepp’s Best-Kept Secret
Toxin Concerns Rise
Photo by Gretchen Andsager The Malibu City Council is hoping to get all schools in Malibu tested for environmental toxins, addressing toxin concerns at their bi-monthly meeting on Sept. 8. “When children are in their classrooms, they should be worried about their education. That should be their focus,” Malibu Mayor Skylar Peak said in a phone interview. Students, … [Read more...] about Toxin Concerns Rise