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'La Boheme' hits high note

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Culture of epic proportions will occupy Smothers tonight as curtains rise to premier one of the most celebrated operas of all time: Giacomo Puccini's "La Boheme." Though the performances will be held both tonight and Saturday tickets are rapidly becoming scarce as awareness of this production's uniqueness spreads through the community. The opera combines the talents of the … [Read more...] about 'La Boheme' hits high note

Professors faculty discuss role of faith at universities

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As a group of Pepperdine professors and faculty sat around a large conference table Rhonda and Doug Jacobson authors of "The American University in a Postsecular Age interviewed Diana Akiyama and Michael L. Jackson. The interview transitioned into an informal discussion about the role of public education in higher education.The event was presented by the Center for Faith and … [Read more...] about Professors faculty discuss role of faith at universities

Students protest defense contractor at Pepperdine Career Fair

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As Pepperdine students congregated in Joslyn Plaza on Friday  to discuss employment opportunities with a variety of organizations they heard something unexpected: a protest of one of the companies that Pepperdine invited to the Career Fair.More than 150 students of all academic majors attended the annual Career Fair to speak to representatives of 32 companies including the … [Read more...] about Students protest defense contractor at Pepperdine Career Fair

HIGHLIGHTS: Women's basketball vs. USF

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Senior forward Miranda Ayim and her sixth double-double of the season led the Lady Waves to victory against the University of San Francisco Thursday night.The Waves jumped out to an early 9-2 lead with some help from Ayim and freshman Shay Cooney-Williams. But the Dons rallied back to tie the score at 11 with 12:30 remaining in the first half but that's as close as they were … [Read more...] about HIGHLIGHTS: Women's basketball vs. USF