CURRY CHANDLERAssistant News Editor Pepperdine students will have more flexibility with their meal plans this semester, following a revision of meal plan policy by housing and dining services to allow unused points to roll over. Unlike in previous years, students who have meal points left over at the end of the fall semester will be able to use them in the spring. Also, points … [Read more...] about Sharing leftovers added to meal plan
News
New program protects students
CARA VAN METERAssistant Art Editor Last week, Pepperdine's Information Technology department announced the implementation of a new information security program designed to deter identity theft and other forms of electronic crime. At the beginning of 2005, Pepperdine's senior director of Data Center Services, Kathee Robings, took on a second role with the newly created title of … [Read more...] about New program protects students
New professor rank considered
CURRY CHANDLERAssistant News Editor While university administrators are gearing up to fundraise for future building projects, there is also talk of finding funds to create a new rank for faculty members. The proposed “University Professor” rank, which has been introduced into discussion by Provost Darryl Tippens, was the subject of a meeting between faculty members and the … [Read more...] about New professor rank considered
Students retreat to conduct ‘uprising’ through ministry
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
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