Students living in Woodland Hills until construction was completed at the Drescher Campus finally relocated to their new homes. By Melanie St. Hilaire and Joann Groff Staff Writer and Assistant News Editor A 30-minute commute may seem like an eternity for some, so when you throw in traffic, gas and parking, many students decide to live on campus during all four years of … [Read more...] about Oakwood exiles move into honors housing
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Students seek direction through Moral Compass
By Ashley Obrey Staff Writer Diversity, strength in opinion, critical reflection, and interaction were common themes of this week’s controversial Moral Compass Series. A fusion of Scripture, personal experience, strong opinions and heated debates addressed the topic of homosexuality, this semester’s contemporary moral issue of interest, on Oct. 14 and 15 and a third program … [Read more...] about Students seek direction through Moral Compass
MTA strike reaches 10th day; still no resolution in sight
By Joann Groff Assistant News Editor About $10 million. That’s how much Los Angeles Mayor James K. Hahn said the MTA walkout and grocery strikes are costing the local economy — every day. It’s day 10 of the Metropolitan Transit Authority’s mechanics strike, and little progress has been made since the decision to resume talks Tuesday. Union and MTA officials were in … [Read more...] about MTA strike reaches 10th day; still no resolution in sight
Father Boyle brings his homeboys
Convo speaker described life for former gang members in downtown Los Angeles and talked about his church’s job placement program. By Sarah Pye Living Editor Father Greg Boyle, founder of Homeboy Industries and inspiration to countless reformed gang members, offered Pepperdine students an important message when he spoke at Wednesday morning’s Convocation. “Life’s about showing … [Read more...] about Father Boyle brings his homeboys
Drescher construction worker dies
By Maya Minwary Assistant A&E Editor Pepperdine University is mourning the death of a Drescher construction worker, a person University Chaplain D’Esta Love said was appreciated for his work to make the Drescher campus a reality. “Today at the Drescher Campus, we honored all of those who have worked on the project, from those who designed it to those who labored with their … [Read more...] about Drescher construction worker dies