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Community Mourns Loss of Psychology Professor Steve Rouse
Faculty, students, friends and family are mourning the loss of Psychology Professor Steve Rouse, who died Feb. 5. Rouse taught at Pepperdine for nearly 30 years and is remembered for his warmth, kindness, encouragement, mentorship and advocacy.
Abroad in Milan: Students Share Perspectives on Pepperdine’s Milan Winter Olympics Program
A group of students is studying abroad in Milan as part of a six-week program, which emphasizes the marketing and advertising side of the Olympic Games. The program brings an immersive learning experience and valuable connections for student participants.
SGA Launches Committees
Student Government Association (SGA) launched committees in lieu of the next meeting, where members of the University administration were present. SGA hosted Kent Syler, an MTSU professor and veteran campaign manager, as guest speaker.
life & ARTs
‘Hollywood’ in Malibu: RSFF17 Celebrates Student Films and Cinematic Dreams
From red carpet photos to heartfelt stories told on screen, this year’s ReelStories gave Pepperdine’s main campus a taste of Hollywood. The festival spotlighted student films and encouraged the dreams of aspiring actors and cinematographers.
Campus Recreation Keeps Community Active
Students, faculty and staff are finding new ways to stay active on campus. Between fitness classes and club sports, Campus Recreation has helped the community balance wellness and fitness.
‘Rich in Giving’: International Studies Student Leads with Compassion
From a small town in Ethiopia to Pepperdine, senior Tsion Gerbaba’s journey has shaped her vision of leadership. Now an International Studies student, she approaches the world with creativity and faith — with the goal of serving others.
