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ONLINE EXCLUSIVE — In spirit of International Peace week, Middle Eastern Peace and Awareness (MEPA) has partnered film and communications professor Craig Detweiler to host a screening of the documentary “Little Town of Bethlehem” for convocation credit on Wednesday at 9 p.m. in Elkins. A Q&A will take place after the screening. The documentary tells the story of three men … [Read more...] about MEPA hosts convo film screening on Israeli-Palestinian conflict

UPDATE: The road appears to be repaved and traffic is flowing as usual. ONLINE EXCLUSIVE — Via Pacifica, the road that leads up to the Drescher Graduate Campus and student housing, has recently been plagued with construction work leading to long lines of cars on both sides of the street. According to a DPS officer on duty at the construction site, the water running off the … [Read more...] about Drescher road closures cause congestion

ONLINE EXCLUSIVE — October 1st marks the beginning of the Green Team’s four-year-long dream becoming a reality. At 10:30 a.m. of that morning, Pepperdine’s first edible and organic community garden will open on-campus to students, faculty and staff. The garden is located across from Mail Services near the intramural soccer fields. “We started this project to bring the … [Read more...] about Green Team's garden breaks new ground

After confronting an unprecedented lack of student government candidates, SGA has now filled the vacant seats of the student senate by a process of appointment. The E-board gathered Sept. 15 after elections closed to discuss the six senate seats that had yielded no official candidates. A small number of write-in votes complicated the process, as there was no clear student … [Read more...] about SGA resolves vacancies