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Meet the local Mayor

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AIRAN SCRUBYStaff Writer Andy Stern has always cared about people, which he thinks makes him a good fit as mayor in Malibu.  “In another life, I think I was a golden retriever,” Stern said. “I just love to help other people.” Stern’s work as the mayor consumes several hours a week and involves working with the city council, attending events on behalf of the city and maintaining … [Read more...] about Meet the local Mayor

SOL Feels Parking Rage

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MICHAEL ALAHOUZOSStaff Writer School of Law students are furious about what they don’t know. In the past two weeks, tension has escalated between SOL students and the Seaver undergraduates over who is permitted to park in the lot about the Seaver Academic Complex (SAC) on Baxter Drive. Many SOL students feel the lot is reserved for only those with SOL permits, and that Public … [Read more...] about SOL Feels Parking Rage

Pep paycheck gets a little fatter

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SARA ROSNER         Staff Writer While many students may be oblivious to Pepperdine staff members who make the campus go ‘round, their contribution has been recognized with a pay raise this year. The wage increases, most of which became effective at the beginning of August, are a result of a 9 percent pay-scales increase. The change means that the lowest paid workers received a … [Read more...] about Pep paycheck gets a little fatter

Dr. Soper appointed new director

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CARISSA MARSHA&E Assistant Faith intertwined with learning has always been a defining principle in the life of Dr. Chris Soper. Now the political science professor finds himself right in the middle of The  Center for Faith and Learning’s mission to “enhance the connections between classroom teaching, scholarship, and Christian faith,” as he accepts a position as the … [Read more...] about Dr. Soper appointed new director