The prevalent 595 internship class seems to loom over many students’ heads in the giant form of a question mark. Diving into the internship world can be intimidating, especially for students who don’t have some sort of already established connection with a company. Never fear, there are simple tactics to adopt to land the perfect internship, and to know what to do after … [Read more...] about Internship pressures need not scare students
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'Bridges: Stories of the Gay Community' event continues
Members of the LGBT community at Pepperdine will get a chance to share their stories with an audience at Stauffer Chapel once again, at the Second Annual Building Bridges through Prayer: Stories of the Gay Community event. The event, sponsored by Campus Ministry and the University Chaplain’s office, is a time of prayer and exploration of how LGBT students have reconciled their … [Read more...] about 'Bridges: Stories of the Gay Community' event continues
Jahshan shares views on Middle East peace talks
Khalil Jahshan, Middle East analyst and director of the Seaver College Washington, D.C., Internship Program, spoke at an event hosted by the Middle East Peace and Awareness (MEPA) club Wednesday evening, sharing his views on the United Nations vote on recognition of Palestinian statehood and the Arab-Israeli conflict. Countering Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu, who … [Read more...] about Jahshan shares views on Middle East peace talks
Jumbo squid swarm local seas
The “jumbo squid” have once again returned to Southern California. As of the end of September, they have been spotted in droves along the coast from San Diego to Santa Barbara and have even been washing up on the shores. These creatures are known as Humboldt squid, and they can grow up to 6 feet in length and weigh up to 100 pounds, according to the Smithsonian National … [Read more...] about Jumbo squid swarm local seas
Wells Project '10 Days' campaign raises aid for Rwanda
While college students spend their days typing their essays away at Starbucks, sipping lattes and pounding Red Bull before finals, the team behind The Wells Project is taking a proactive look at what good can be done if they channeled some of those funds toward those who don’t even have clean water. The Wells Project organized a free concert on Thursday, Sept. 29, to promote … [Read more...] about Wells Project '10 Days' campaign raises aid for Rwanda