BRITNEY MALONEYStaff Writer Returning Pepperdine students may notice that some changes have taken place over the summer in two particular campus buildings. During the summer, the Thornton Administrative Center as well as the Sandbar were remodeled. Despite the efforts put forth by the school and project managers to complete the tedious restoration, several students have … [Read more...] about TAC, Sandbar updates complete for school start
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Groups gear up for new year
BRITTANY STRAYERAssistant Online Editor Every fall, new SGA officers move into the office situated in the Tyler Campus Center. The decorations on the walls may change from year to year, but just like any new governing body, the new leaders are figuring out how to reach Pepperdine students. One annual event that will have the freshmen involved is the upcoming elections. The … [Read more...] about Groups gear up for new year
New software keeps workers in time
SABRINA JENDLYStaff Writer While most Pepperdine students were home enjoying their hard-earned summer vacations, the new time-keeping computer system for on campus jobs was installed in June. Kronos, a new electronic timekeeper system that can be accessed online, was brought about to improve accuracy and efficiency, to provide easy access for workers and to discontinue the use … [Read more...] about New software keeps workers in time
Londoners choose resolve in aftermath of terrorism
By Crystal LuongEditor in Chief Unexpected attacks recently in London reinforced the realities of terrorism, but life as usual has promptly resumed for the city's residents, including members of Pepperdine's London Program. "As a Londoner, I was appalled and outraged by the events," Thomasina Atkin, Seaver program assistant, wrote in an e-mail to the Graphic. "Despite the … [Read more...] about Londoners choose resolve in aftermath of terrorism
Disaster Preparedness is Key
By Ashley Obrey and Luke SimpsonStaff Writers Blankets of rain imprisoned Malibu residents in their otherwise safe-havens of their homes and offices. Small rivers of dirty rainwater overflowed residential streets, leaving elements of trash, dead leaves, and mud graffiti on helpless sidewalks and streets. Unlucky commuters forced to drive their cars through the Noah-esque flood … [Read more...] about Disaster Preparedness is Key