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A Graphic Face-Off: Against the Cordoba Initiative

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  Nine years ago on Sept. 112001 radical Islamic terrorists hijacked four airplanes and murdered nearly 3000 innocent people marking the worst terrorist attack on the United States in history.   The Twin Towers of the World Trade Center rapidly transformed into an inferno with trapped fathers and mothers calling their children in tears to say their last … [Read more...] about A Graphic Face-Off: Against the Cordoba Initiative

Pep graduate considered for entrepreneurial accolade

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  As Pepperdine students prepare to face the daunting "real world" in upcoming years they can look to Pepperdine alumnus Derek Zobrist as an example of achievement— and maybe even a knock-out internship. The 2007 graduate clambered up the corporate ladder in no time and is now gaining national recognition for his entrepreneurial accomplishments. His self-start … [Read more...] about Pep graduate considered for entrepreneurial accolade

Lifebread's social entrepreneurs follow in Christ's teachings

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  "Give a man a fish the saying goes, and you will feed him for a day; teach a man to fish and you will feed him for a lifetime."  Dusty Breeding founder of Lifebread doesn't care much for fishing but he certainly does believe in teaching feeding and helping those in need.    Following a bustling summer of cross-country RV touring for awareness Dusty recent … [Read more...] about Lifebread's social entrepreneurs follow in Christ's teachings

Dumpster diving proves to be strangely valuable

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  Seniors Zach Garrett and Zane Miller both have a passion for film and a thing for adventure. That's what got them eating cheese out of a Trader Joe's dumpster in the early hours of Tuesday morning. Garrett and Miller are members of the Pepperdine Film Society a student club inaugurated last spring to encourage and support campus cinematic ventures. The society brought … [Read more...] about Dumpster diving proves to be strangely valuable