In a still-tight job job market an expanded and relocated Career Center is helping students and recent alumni find jobs on and off campus. The Career Center is there to help Pepperdine students and recent alumni find jobs on and off campus. According to Employer Relations and Events Coordinator Katrina Holland its purpose is to "prepare students and offer them resources to … [Read more...] about Career Center makes space for success
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Author challenges norms
Pulitzer prize-winning journalist and novelist Hector Tobar spoke in Elkins Auditorium on Sept. 15 in recognition of Latino Heritage Month sponsored by Inter-Cultural Affairs.Tobar was invited by ICA Director Don Lawrence "to encourage our community to celebrate Latino Heritage Month by deepening our understanding of Latino culture Lawrence said.Tobar writes a weekly opinion … [Read more...] about Author challenges norms
Patterson speaks on national security democracy in U.S.
Robert "Buzz" Patterson former senior military advisor to President Clinton had strong words for his former boss and President Obama at a Sept. 11 lecture hosted by the College Republicans.But first the retired Lt. Colonel praised the school-wide effort to erect 3000 flags in Alumni Park."For 20 years I had a flag on the front of my uniform when I showed up to work every day … [Read more...] about Patterson speaks on national security democracy in U.S.
Green Team goes conservative in Cafe
Sometimes green clashes with blue and orange.To try to reconcile that Pepperdine's student-led eco-initiative the Green Team is trying to create change in at least one institution of daily student life: the Waves Café.On Tuesday Sept. 15 students who came to eat in the Caf noticed something different — no trays.The project known as Trayless Tuesday is part of a new … [Read more...] about Green Team goes conservative in Cafe