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As first-year students celebrate the dawn of a new life chapter they mourn the loss of a young man whose story has been cut unspeakably short. The thrill and enthusiasm associated with new student orientation was interrupted by the tragic death of new student Brian Choi. Brian had only been a member of the Pepperdine University community for a short time yet his death has had … [Read more...] about A student's life is remembered a college experience is cut short

Arizona's highly controversial Senate Bill 1070 is having polarizing effects everywhere— even in the Graphic newsroom. Weigh in after reading to cast your opinion on who has it right! Let the games begin.   On the offense: Joseph Van Meter   Action must be taken regarding illegal immigration but the now-infamous Arizona immigration law is not the answer. Though … [Read more...] about Disagreeing over Arizona's controversial Senate Bill 1070

Pepperdine's women's volleyball team has been predicted to finish in the top three in the West Coast Conference this season based on a preseason poll by the league's coaches. If predictions are correct this would be the Waves' 21st top-three finish. In her 28th season as head coach Nina Matthies has five starters returning to the team three of whom were a part of last season's … [Read more...] about Women's volleyball predicted to be top-three

  Of Seaver's eight academic divisions five will have new faces at the helm this fall. Division chairs are initially appointed four four-year terms and are eligible for one three-year term following. Social Sciences Division: Steve Rouse Preceded by Department Chair Cindy Miller-Perrin Professor of Psychology Steve Rouse of the Social Science Division is the department's … [Read more...] about Five Seaver divisions bring on new chairs