Apple sought to revolutionize the world with the launch of the iPad in April. At Pepperdine four classrooms have been loaned free iPads on Pepperdine's dime to see if that revolution extends to the classroom: Professor Owen Hall of business statistics Tim Lucas of calculus Bernie James of education and policy at the School of Law and religion professor Chris Heard. Vice Provost … [Read more...] about iPad experiment implemented in classes
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Sunday mornings in Malibu are now much more delicious (and colorful) than ever before
Savory mushroom crepes. Pumpkin-stuffed Afghan flatbread. Sweet pink watermelon juice with boba. What is this place? Backstage at the Food Network? Heaven? Neither in fact. It's the Malibu Farmers' Market. The Malibu community has the opportunity to enjoy this unique market experience every Sunday between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. The Market is held in the library … [Read more...] about Sunday mornings in Malibu are now much more delicious (and colorful) than ever before
Gi-táhr concert series hits all the right notes
Tuesday evening Raitt Recital Hall echoed with the talents of Pepperdine's classical guitar students in the first of the "Gi-táhr" concert series of the school year. The "Gi-táhr" series is a chance to introduce the Pepperdine community to a variety of classical guitar performances in the 45 minutes given to the skillful hands of the students who are … [Read more...] about Gi-táhr concert series hits all the right notes
DoubleShot rejuvenates the weekend
Last weekend students dropped by the Sandbar on Friday and Saturday nights to enjoy the year's first DoubleShot CoffeeHouse event hosted by the Student Programming Board. Each night was a different experience but both nights offered worthwhile shows featuring exceptionally talented students that brought the two-night event together. Friday's opening act for … [Read more...] about DoubleShot rejuvenates the weekend
Students conquer triathlon
It was a crisp early Sunday morning for the NAUTICA Malibu Triathlon participants as the athletes lined the iconic Zuma Beach for their 7:15 a.m. start. When the starting gun fired racers sprinted across the sand dove into the ocean and began the half-mile swim. This was followed by an 18-mile bike ride and the final four-mile run down scenic Pacific Coast … [Read more...] about Students conquer triathlon
