Washington Internship Director Khalil Jahshan announced his resignation effective at the end of the fall semester. A new interim director for the program will be chosen in the coming months. “Khalil chose to step down as director to pursue other professional endeavors at this time,” said Charles Hall, dean of International Programs. “He felt the timing was right in light of … [Read more...] about D.C. Director Jahshan resigns
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LGBT Convo Builds Bridges
Pepperdine is following through on its commitment to support the LGBT community presence on campus. Building Bridges, a campus resource for LGBT affairs, hosted the second meeting of the six-part Convocation series, which is designed to be an open forum for conversation, on Tuesday night. Last spring the 2011-2012 Building Bridges Committee submitted a four-tier plan. One of … [Read more...] about LGBT Convo Builds Bridges
Santa Anas bring about strong winds and small fire to Malibu
The Santa Ana winds have brought about gusts of up to 65 mph and humidity as low as 5 percent in Malibu, which have brought up critical fire weather conditions to the Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area. Malibu Patch reported a small fire that broke out Friday afternoon off Mulholland Highway west of Decker Canyon as strong Santa Ana winds blew through the area. … [Read more...] about Santa Anas bring about strong winds and small fire to Malibu
Stick or Treat
Flu vaccines are available at the Student Health Center for the 2012-2013 flu season. As students embrace the fall season with pumpkin-spice lattes and midterms, the Student Health Center prepares for yet another flu season, offering the annual free flu vaccination clinics on campus. The Student Health Center’s legendary “Stick or Treat” was yesterday, but the Student Health … [Read more...] about Stick or Treat
Students raise epilepsy awareness
The post-grad lifestyle is typically depicted as an uncharitable time, one filled with endless job hunts and soul searching. Alumnus Clayton Karels (2011), however, seemed to skip this stage in life. After graduation last year, Karels moved to Los Angeles and dedicated himself to the Epilepsy Foundation of Greater Los Angeles. This Sunday, he will lead the Epilepsy Foundation … [Read more...] about Students raise epilepsy awareness