With Pepperdine’s highly acclaimed study abroad programs and large percentage of students who study overseas, often for the entirety of sophomore year, International Programs’ summer internship programs are sometimes overlooked as another valuable study abroad opportunity. The window in which to apply to these summer internship programs in London, Lausanne, Buenos Aires and … [Read more...] about Internships abroad enhance global worldview
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The Sophomore experience brings new life to 'The Malibu Program'
The sophomore class will be locked in the Waves Café for the first-ever “Sophomore Lock-In,” courtesy of the Student Programming Board and the Student Government Association (SGA). Festivities will begin at 10 p.m. with games, goodies, giveaways and last until 6 a.m. the next morning. Even President Andrew K. Benton will be stopping in for a round of karaoke. The Sophomore … [Read more...] about The Sophomore experience brings new life to 'The Malibu Program'
Week of Peace, Hope and Justice sparks MLK-inspired service
Martin Luther King Day marked the beginning of the Week of Peace, Hope and Justice, a week focused on civil rights, equality and social movements. Sponsored by the Pepperdine Volunteer Center (PVC) and the Office of Intercultural Affairs, the week is full of activities, events and trips aimed at recognizing and attempting to stand up against the injustices of the world. MLK … [Read more...] about Week of Peace, Hope and Justice sparks MLK-inspired service
DPS Reports – 1/19
1/10/12 11:37 a.m. Fire/Hazards – Gas Alarm Location: Hall 12 – Walter Knott Summary: Public Safety received a report of a personal carbon monoxide alarm device placed in a dorm laundry room without proper authorization. 1/10/12 3:46 p.m. Incidents – Suspicious Person Location: West Los Angeles Campus Summary: Public Safety officers received a report of a … [Read more...] about DPS Reports – 1/19
Statistics go spiritual in 'Outliers' convo book group
Tonight Payson Library hosts round two of the Regents’ Scholars Student Board’s convocation event surrounding Malcolm Gladwell’s 2008 non-fiction book, “Outliers,” and the definition of success in a life of faith. Students and faculty will reconvene to cover the spiritual application and pick up where the dialogue ended last week. Participants, including Dean Rick Marrs, … [Read more...] about Statistics go spiritual in 'Outliers' convo book group
