Students and faculty describe what it was like to shelter in place as the Woolsey Fire approached.
Though it may feel strange, a return to a regular schedule and a focus on mind, body and spirit healing will help to restore a student's sense of calm and safety following recent traumatic events
Communities throughout Southern California have united to bring relief to Woosley Fire victims.
Photo courtesy of Buddy Kennedy The week of Nov. 5 was catastrophic. Even this word does not fully encapsulate what transpired or how the Pepperdine community has wrestled with the tragedies it has endured....
While the rest of Malibu evacuates in the face of wildfires, Pepperdine stays put. After the Woolsey Fire and the close approach of flames to campus, the conversation around the university's shelter in-place...
Photos Courtesy of Twitter Social media played a key component in the spread of misinformation the night of Friday, Nov. 9, as the Woolsey Fire grew in close proximity to Pepperdine’s Malibu campus....
Experts describe fighting the Woolsey Fire at Pepperdine.
Although social media can sometimes be a meaningless way to waste time, Facebook, Twitter and Instagram played key roles of communication in the days following the tragic Borderline shooting.
Photo by Jenna Gaertner In the afternoon of Nov. 8, the Woolsey fire began its rampage on the Santa Monica Mountains. A combination of high winds, low humidity and drought conditions led to the burning...
Alaina Housley's suite in DeBell writes about their suitemate and friend.
