Students, faculty and guests committed to seeking truth spent the evening in “Radical Conversations” at the Pepperdine Veritas Forum in Elkins Auditorium Jan 29 and 30. The forum, sponsored by Student-led Ministries, featured speakers Randy Harris, Professor at Abilene Christian University, (ACU) on Sunday, and Dr. Richard Mouw, President of Fuller Theological Seminary, on … [Read more...] about Veritas forum returns to Pepperdine for two nights of 'Radical Conversations'
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Parmelee dishes on relationship advice
“He loves me, he loves me not” does not seem to be the only problem anymore. From DTR (define the relationship) talks to having different love languages, relationships can often be one of the most important yet complicated things to deal with. Fortunately, Hannah Parmelee, the director of the Relationships IQ program, is available every week to assist students with any issues … [Read more...] about Parmelee dishes on relationship advice
Not all Interns cash in, some even pay out
This time last year, senior Finance major Adam Lott was commuting to and from his 9-to-5 job in Los Angeles traffic two days out of the week. Like out of a scene from “The Odd Couple,” Lott would return home to greet his roommates, make himself dinner and then reflect on the day’s work for which he wasn’t getting paid. A Finance major, he would then start homework. This is a … [Read more...] about Not all Interns cash in, some even pay out
Convocation undergoes changes to improve efficiency and safety
Here’s the plan: The ticket system was scrapped, the student workforce has doubled and there will only be one open convocation event per night. This semester, convocation has been simplified to improve efficiency and order. The convocation division has decided to sponsor only one event per night, open to all students, as opposed to the old system of two or three a night. Club … [Read more...] about Convocation undergoes changes to improve efficiency and safety
Mountain lion sightings uncommon on campus
DPS reports rare actual sightings of mountain lions on campus The Malibu Times recently reported that the mountain lion population in the Santa Monica Mountains have been decreasing due to the loss of habitat and recently, poaching. Mountain lions have been a topic of concern to the Pepperdine community since last year, when multiple community emails and notices were issued … [Read more...] about Mountain lion sightings uncommon on campus
