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Tonight's abolitionist outreach and prayer walk concludes Project Exodus and International Justice Mission's third annual Pepperdine human trafficking awareness week. Rather than trying to eradicate slavery in faraway developing nations the week focuses on slavery in Los Angeles. Beginning Monday various nightly events have aimed to empower students to take a stand on the … [Read more...] about Events highlight human trafficking

While conflict continues to rage in many regions of the Middle East Pepperdine students with Middle Eastern backgrounds are waging a different battle - countering stereotypes and negative associations among their peers.A new student organization called Middle Eastern Peace and Awareness (MEPA) which is currently awaiting official approval from Student Affairs will connect … [Read more...] about Club offers insight into Middle East

The Pepperdine Office of Admissions is in the process of creating its new promotional video for prospective students. The video's goal is to showcase Pepperdine's academic attitude social life and culturally diverse student body. It will include student interviews about all aspects of Pepperdine life. We would like to add some of our own more realistic input. Consider these the … [Read more...] about Admission film needs 'reel' views

"It all made sense."Johnny MacArthur's answer to why he chose to attend Pepperdine University corresponds with his personality -- confident and assured. The Newhall Calif. golfer made the 45-minute drive down Highway 101 to the school he would soon call home. "I wanted to come here MacArthur said. This was my number one choice." The golf program one of the most respected in the … [Read more...] about Men's Golf: Johnny MacArthur

You may have heard the term "foreclosure pet"- pets abandoned at animal shelters because their owners have lost their homes. With the current downturn in the economy people are feeling the tightening of the purse strings. Some shelters and rescue organizations are filling up fast because families can no longer afford to care for their pets. Vets are seeing more patients that … [Read more...] about Pet Adoptions