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Michael Reagan, the son of the 40th president of the U.S., endured sexual abuse while at his daycare. On Wednesday, Nov. 14 at Payson Library, Reagan chronicled this lifelong struggle and how he has used it to help benefit the lives of others. Reagan based his speech off of his book, “Twice Adopted,” which discusses his experiences after being adopted into the Reagan family … [Read more...] about Reagan exposes sexual abuse as a child at Payson visit

Pepperdine's physics club recently won a national pumpkin carving contest, held by the Society of American Military Engineers (SAME). This year, those involved with the competition were challenged to carve a pumpkin based on a theme that emphasized "Types of Engineering." SAME will pay for two Pepperdine students (transportation and hotel accommodations) to attend the SAME … [Read more...] about Physics club wins national pumpkin carving contest

In the past semester two students reportedly exhibited fainting-like symptoms while giving presentations in their speech class, the general education COM 180 course. DPS responded and escorted the students away from the classroom. While Professor of Communication Gregory Daum cited lack of sleep and unhealthy eating habits, among other reasons, the incidents nevertheless … [Read more...] about Speech class worries speak volumes

From the hills of Malibu, Calif., to the canals of Cambridge, England, Professor Christina Littlefield has seen it all. Littlefield, a journalism professor and Pepperdine alumna, has traveled across the world and back again for her career. Littlefield, who grew up in Las Vegas, Nev., first ventured to Pepperdine the summer after her junior year of high school. She was part of … [Read more...] about Littlefield travels back to the ’Bu