Students working with Campus Ministry began the year with a mountain getaway to put faith into action. BRIAN REEDStaff Writer Campus Ministry kicked off the year by starting an “uprising” this weekend. More than 150 students packed their cars and drove two hours north to Camp St. Nicolas, a few hours drive north from campus, to participate in the spring Campus Ministry … [Read more...] about Students retreat to conduct ‘uprising’ through ministry
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Run-off called in race for freshman president
SAMANTHA BLONSNews Assistant After last week’s SGA election, one race remains undetermined. When none of the candidates for freshman class president secured 50 percent of the vote, SGA Executive Board members announced that a run-off election would be held through Friday at 8 a.m. between the top two candidates, Blake Franks and Alex Pennekamp. Freshmen can vote online at … [Read more...] about Run-off called in race for freshman president
Kerry speaks to overflow
SAMANTHA BLONSnews assistant Sen. John Kerry’s highly anticipated speech in Smothers Theatre on Monday centered on his faith and the responsibility of Christians in politics, followed by a question and answer session with pre-selected student leaders. Some students stood outside the theatre for hours that morning, waiting for tickets to the event, which were allotted on a … [Read more...] about Kerry speaks to overflow
Malibu stoplight added despite dissent among locals and Pep staff
A new traffic signal will be installed two miles from campus as a safety precaution; others expect delays. RICHARD NAVANews Assistant The residents of Malibu have always been assured by the city’s vision statement that declares that the beauty of the area will never be compromised, even if suburban conveniences must be sacrificed. This is called into question, however, when … [Read more...] about Malibu stoplight added despite dissent among locals and Pep staff
New business class connects student passion with capital
AIRAN SCRUBYNews Editor Students from a variety of majors are coming together in a classroom setting to make their dreams come true. The class, Artistic Entrepreneurship and Technology, is listed through the Business Division, but all students may participate. The course was added to Pepperdine’s curriculum this year, and is taught by a visiting professor, Dr. Elliot McGucken. … [Read more...] about New business class connects student passion with capital