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Eve Project breaks silence on fear of sexual violence

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Caitlin WhiteStaff Writer “What will you do when fear of sexual violence ends?” Senior Julie Dlugokecki single-handedly masterminded the Eve Project, the driving force behind this question that has consumed Pepperdine’s campus. The Project involves Pepperdine’s students and faculty coming forward to share how their life will be different when the fear of sexual violence ends. … [Read more...] about Eve Project breaks silence on fear of sexual violence

Residents assess damage

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Jaimie FranklinAssistant News Editor Charred, wooden skeletons of house frames are all that remain of four homes and a guest house that were engulfed in flames Monday, Jan. 8, on Malibu Road. Investigators are still determining the cause of the fire amidst questions regarding brush clearance compliance. The fast moving fire began in Bluffs Park around 5 p.m. and burned close to … [Read more...] about Residents assess damage

Planned gym attire change put on hold

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Rachel SacherStaff Writer Campus Recreation’s new dress code policy in the Firestone Fieldhouse Weight Center and Drescher Fitness Center has been temporarily retracted. The change in policy was scheduled to be effective Monday, Jan. 15, but Mark Davis, dean of Student Affairs put the policy on hold Friday, Jan. 12 while the administration reviews the its appropriateness and … [Read more...] about Planned gym attire change put on hold

Habitat house family selected

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Caitlin WhiteStaff Writer A family has been chosen as recipients of the Pepperdine-sponsored Habitat for Humanity House that should be completed at the end of March. The Saravias, a family of four, will move in as soon as the house is ready. Construction is progressing well, according to the Pepperdine Volunteer Center and American Humanics Adviser Dr. Regan Schaffer, who … [Read more...] about Habitat house family selected

Indie films show this weekend

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Rachel JohnsonNews Assistant Student Programming Board is putting a new spin on their usual presentation of Thursday night movies by starting the semester off with an independent film festival. Beginning tonight and running through Saturday, four independent films will be shown in Elkins Auditorium in an attempt to reach a new group of students. “Thursday night movies are a … [Read more...] about Indie films show this weekend