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Pepperdine seniors put their classroom knowledge to work

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Five Pepperdine seniors put their classroom knowledge to work by collaborating with Interface Children & Family Services, a social service agency out of Ventura, Calif., to raise money for their Family Response Team. Wednesday, the student group consisting of Martine de Gannes, Claire Kewish, Jenny Jorgensen, Cindy Peña and Mimi Rothfus — known as 4|1 PR — collaborated … [Read more...] about Pepperdine seniors put their classroom knowledge to work

DPS Reports – 2/28

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Feb. 20, 2012 – Monday at 09:25 CRIMES FRAUD - FALSIFICATION OF RECORDS OR SIGNATURES Location: TYLER CAMPUS CENTER Summary: A STUDENT REPORTS RECEIVING EMAILS CONCERNING AN ATTEMPTED MONEY SCAM BY NON-PEPPERDINE INDIVIDUAL Feb. 20, 2012 – Monday at 13:37 INCIDENTS - SUSPICIOUS PERSON IN AUTO Location: SEAVER DRIVE BOOTH Summary: PUBLIC SAFETY OFFICER REPORTED A SUSPICIOUS … [Read more...] about DPS Reports – 2/28

Spoken word challenges, encourages listeners

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A Night of Spoken Word, a convocation event starring sophomore Demi McCoy, tackled life’s questions and how to present those struggles back into the hands of God. Monday night’s student performances addressed self-esteem, goals, stress and loneliness through song and poetry. McCoy, Religion major, described the spiritual high that often comes after a night of praise and … [Read more...] about Spoken word challenges, encourages listeners

HRL puts empty bed issue to rest

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Last semester, Pepperdine Housing had approximately 34 percent of its beds empty. Next semester, with new discounts for juniors and seniors and a more personalized housing selection process, Housing has only 6 percent of its beds empty, according to Associate Dean of Housing and Residence Life Brian Dawson. “When I was trying to sell the discounts to the Board of Regents,” … [Read more...] about HRL puts empty bed issue to rest