An incident between two cars on the corner of Seaver Drive and President's Drive around 7 p.m. has created an impasse north of the CCB. Traffic will resume flow as soon as both cars can be cleared from the scene. Public Safety was on the scene along with paramedics. An ambulance left the scene, but it is yet unknown whether anyone was seriously injured. … [Read more...] about Traffic collision blocks traffic on Seaver Drive
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Students gather in prayer for Hilliard after men's volleyball win
MALIBU, Calif. — The men’s volleyball team crushed the Harvard Crimson tonight, 3-1, in the Firestone Fieldhouse. Senior Maurice Torres dominated with 20 kills, 14 digs and he also nailed three consecutive serve aces in the first set. But tonight the game wasn’t in the spotlight. The stands were more packed than usual, but the group of 447 students wasn’t as rowdy as it … [Read more...] about Students gather in prayer for Hilliard after men's volleyball win
Venture capitalist and author to speak at Pepperdine
As national employment numbers fluctuate, political approval ratings hop scotch and budget cuts face every aspect of the California State government business innovators see opportunity. Who exactly are those innovators? The official term for them is entrepreneurs, supported by their financial friends the venture capitalists. Victor Hwang, Managing Director for the Silicon … [Read more...] about Venture capitalist and author to speak at Pepperdine
Pepperdine's Athletic Chaplain Maurice Hilliard dies
Pepperdine Athletic Chaplain Maurice Hilliard was found dead this morning on a beach north of Pepperdine, according to University officials. Notice of his death was released to athletes just after noon. According to Director of Athletics Steve Potts, "We are all shocked and saddened. Maurice had and will continue to have an incredible impact on athletes and all students at … [Read more...] about Pepperdine's Athletic Chaplain Maurice Hilliard dies
Alumni couple serves in the Peace Corps in Suriname
It all started in 1960, when presidential candidate John F. Kennedy urged students at the University of Michigan to take their calls of service out into developing countries — to see the world, to serve their country and to work toward peace. His challenge of service brought forth the establishment of the international organization today known as the Peace Corps. Since its … [Read more...] about Alumni couple serves in the Peace Corps in Suriname