MELISSA GIAIMONews Assistant While flipping channels during the nightly news, students may spot Pepperdine faculty members more frequently on airwaves. With the completion of its very own Live Feed Broadcast Studio, Pepperdine joined other top universities such as New York University and Stanford. Pepperdine’s new studio is located on the first floor of the CCB in the 149/150 … [Read more...] about Uplink studio connects faculty with media without travel hassles
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Malibu bank robbery leaves deputy wounded
LAUREN MORTON-FARMERStaff Writer A police deputy is in critical condition after he was injured in pursuit of a man suspected of the armed robbery of Wells Fargo in Malibu last week. Motorcycle Deputy James Mulay was struck by the suspect’s car while he participated in a police chase near the 20000 block of Pacific Coast Highway. The incident occurred on Aug. 28th at 11 a.m., … [Read more...] about Malibu bank robbery leaves deputy wounded
Recent burglaries put security in spotlight
CAITLIN WHITEStaff Writer Public Safety statistics show that Pepperdine has a safe campus. For instance, in the 2004, there were only 19 burglaries in the entire year, compared to LMU, which had 33. Yet even on the most safe of campuses, crimes still occur. The three primary targets have been the School of Law, the Athletics Department and the Communication and Business … [Read more...] about Recent burglaries put security in spotlight
Campus Greeks search student ranks for recruits
Pepperdine’s fraternities and sororities prepare events and outings as Recruitment begins amid a flurry of activity. RICHARD NAVAStaff Writer Pepperdine’s Greek system is gearing up to recruit fresh blood. Between buying books, registering for classes and keeping up with homework there may seem to be little time for anything else. Pepperdine Greek leaders, however, have … [Read more...] about Campus Greeks search student ranks for recruits
Author examines U.S. partisanship, religion during convocation
SAMANTHA BLONSNews Assistant Nationally renowned author, theologian and Christian activist Jim Wallis spoke at convocation yesterday in Pepperdine’s Firestone Fieldhouse about the role students and Christians must play in eradicating social injustices such as poverty, HIV/AIDS and sexual slavery. Wallis is the CEO of Sojourners, a Christian ministry which focuses on social … [Read more...] about Author examines U.S. partisanship, religion during convocation