KATE SCHWARTZNews Assistant The once $20 parking violation penalty, including failure to display the proper vehicle registration permit or parking in an area that is designated for other specific permits (faculty, staff or carpool) will now be increased to $40. Public Safety officials spoke to SGA on Wednesday in their general meeting regarding recent updates to university … [Read more...] about Public Safety plans increased fines
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Adjunct’s experiences enrich class
JESSICA MERTURIStaff Writer Dr. Jaclynne Kerner, adjunct processor of art history, brings a world of experience to Pepperdine. From starting out as a pre-med student at New York University to ending up 3,000 miles away from home teaching about non-Western art, she has been on quite the educational journey. “You think you have it all planned out, and then you may encounter … [Read more...] about Adjunct’s experiences enrich class
Caps for kids with cancer
ROXANNE PENAContributing Writer Hats Off For Cancer, started by Pepperdine alumna and Executive Director Tara Lawrence, has collected more than 650,000 brand-new hats over the past 10 years and distributed them to children with cancer. It all started in 1992, when her grandfather passed away from prostate cancer. Lawrence began volunteering with the American Cancer Society, and … [Read more...] about Caps for kids with cancer
Club Convo programs hold first meetings this week
LINDSAY TUGGLEStaff Writer The Club Convocation series is getting underway this week, with new sections devoted to relationships, sex, and personal improvement. Students who have enrolled in a section will attend six weekly sessions, each for convocation credit. Sessions typically consist of mentoring, small group discussions, and readings from related publications. Each … [Read more...] about Club Convo programs hold first meetings this week
Counseling Center seeks peer teachers
RYAN HAGENNews Assistant The Counseling Center will begin accepting applications tomorrow for its new, student-led education program. The program will allow students to creatively present information on the topics of alcohol, drugs and sexual violence to their peers, according to Alcohol Education Coordinator Robert Scholz. “Students will hold booths outside the Caf, talk with … [Read more...] about Counseling Center seeks peer teachers
